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Creation of a New Agent in ns2 - NS2 Tutorial # 10

We know that the file is stored in the folder
~ns-2.35/pradeep/tspagent.cc

Open the file ns-2.35/Makefile.in
and make an entry of your own file (in this case, it is tspagent.cc

Find a vairable inside the Makefile.in called
OBJ_CC=
and make an entry there as shown below

pradeep/tspagent.o \


Save the file and open a terminal, go to the folder ~ns-2.35/ and execute the command one by one

$] ./configure
$] make

Correct any mistakes or errors in your .cc file and run the above commands.

Successful OTcl and C++ linkages....

Thank you and Stay tuned for more lectures

Next lecture will be on AODV protocol and its modification.

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