INSTALL.WIN32
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- Neither ns-2 nor nam-1 is developed on (nor for) the win32 platform. We can
- only guarantee that they compile on windows, but not their correct functioning.
- If you have anything to contribute in this respect, we would like to hear from you.
- Before you build, notice that you can get nam and ns binaries for windows at
- http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/dist/binary/. If you only want to do tcl scripting in
- ns, they were probably what you want.
- Procedures to compile on windows. For more information, whose details about ns
- might be obsolete but others apply, see http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/ns-win32-build.html
- - Make sure your msvc works (and your environment variables are setup correctly)
- - Get Cygwin and perl
- - IMPORTANT: otcl/tclcl/ns can be built and work with supplied tcl/tk 8.3.2, but nam will
- not (it builds, but does not run). To solve this problem one has to use a hacked
- tcl/tk 8.0p2 that supports static lib instead of DLLs. See the following discussion
- in nam for detail. For this reason, there is a switch in otcl/makefile.vc and
- conf/makefile.win in tclcl/ns/nam that controls using static build or DLLs. It is
- a macro STATIC_LIB, which is turned on by default. You must download the hacked
- tcl/tk 8.0p2 to compile the default ns-allinone on windows. Alternatively, if you do not
- use nam at all, comment that macro and you'll be able to compile with tcl/tk 8.3.2
- - After compilation, you should do (1) copy the DLLs (if you are using tcl/tk 8.3.2)
- to one of yours paths (you can see it in the system applet from your control panel, or
- autoexec.bat if you are using win98/95, or you can open a tcsh (dos prompt) and do
- echo $PATH (%PATH%)); (2) copy the tcl library files (~tcl/library) to one of the default
- paths (somehow setenv TCL_LIBRARY did not work for me on windows, but you can certainly
- try). If you don't know the default paths, run ns and you'll see it in its complaints.
- IMPORTANT: you should avoid both these two steps if you are using the hacked tcl/tk 8.0p2.
- - Tcl8.3.2
- - go into win, do nmake -f makefile.vc
- - result binaries/libraries should be in win/Release
- - you can also import makefile.vc into you ide and go from there
- - Tk8.3.2
- - pretty much the same as tcl8.3.2
- - otcl
- - correct the paths to your vc, tcl, and tk in makefile.vc, then do
- nmake -f makefile.vc
- - tclcl
- - correct the paths to your vc, tcl, tk, and otcl in conf/makefile.win
- (do NOT touch makefile.vc), then do nmake -f makefile.vc
- - ns-2
- - same as tclcl, except you need to correct paths to tclcl and tclsh as well.
- - about validate, see http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/ns-win32-build.html for
- detail. Notice that many test suites will fail on windows platform, and you
- are on your own to make sure the simulator works for your purpose.
- - nam-1
- - IMPORTANT: nam-1 will NOT work when compiled with tcl8.3.2 and tk8.3.2. It
- requires that a STATIC build of tcl/tk, which the current release does not
- support. To solve the problem, you can download a patched tcl/tk 8.0.2 that
- can be compiled into static libraries (i.e., not DLLs) from this pointer:
- http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/dist/tcltk/tcl80p2-win32-static.zip
- and
- http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/dist/tcltk/tk80p2-win32-static.zip
- Then you should uncomment the STATIC_LIB macro in ~nam/conf/makefile.win,
- and correct other paths to your vc, otcl, tclcl, tclsh, then compile.