> I change something in > ns-allinone-2.28\ns-2.28\mac\mac-802_11.cc file and after > saving it, I run the command make clean; make (I am using > cygwin). The change is just a print statement that should > appear in the simulation result. > After that, I run the tcl simulation code again, but the > changes that I made are not appearing in the result. Am I on > the right track? How to chnage things in cc files?
If dependencies are set appropriately this should work. Did you invoke "make install" to replace the old ns executable by the new one? Otherwise the old ns executable is in the path and you do not see any change. Verify the timestamp of the executable in the path (typically /usr/local/bin/ns, "which ns" should point you to the right location). hih --Joachim
