GtkConfigStore : not enabled (library 'gtk+-2.0 >= 2.12' not found) NS-3 Click Integration : not enabled (nsclick not enabled (see option -with-nsclick)) Python Bindings : not enabled (Python library or headers missing)īRITE Integration : not enabled (BRITE not enabled (see option -with-brite)) At the end of the configuration process (explained below), the status of these options are shown as detected by a waf script: There are a few options that are not enabled by default and are not available on all platforms. Same rule applies to Qt Creator it's not officially supported, but there are developers that use it and HOWTO is available. NetBeans is not officially supported either, but there is a HOWTO as well.

The Eclipse IDE is not an officially supported platform, but some developers use it and have compiled a HOWTO.

Integrated development environment support Eclipse Some aspects of ns-3 depend on Unix (or specifically Linux) support, such as the emulation or TapBridge features, and those components are not enabled on the Windows or MacOS versions cited above.Īdditional maintainers are invited to make more platforms, compilers and environments supported. If you intend to do serious work using ns-3, and are forced by circumstances to use a Windows platform, consider virtualization of a popular Linux platform or using Windows Subsystem for Linux. The minimum Python version supported is currently version 3.6 or greater (major version 3).īy supported, we mean that the project tries to support most or all of the build options on these platforms unless there is a good reason to exclude the option and at least the debug build will compile.

FreeBSD and Linux (x86_64): clang/LLVM version 8 and later.

MacOS Apple LLVM: version 11.0.0 and above.

Other Linux distributions typically have a suitable default compiler (at least version 4.9).

Note: If you are using RHEL or Centos, you will likely need to install a more up-to-date compiler than the default search for how to enable 'software collections' or 'devtoolset' on these distributions.

Linux (x86 and x86_64): gcc/g++ versions 7 and above.Ns-3 is supported and currently tested on the following primary platforms: The below instructions are per-platform instructions for supplemental packages that enable optional features of ns-3 or companion tools. Ns-3 is primarily developed on GNU/Linux and macOS platforms, and the minimal requirements to run basic simulations are a C++ compiler either g++ or clang++ compiler, and Python (version 3) interpreter. 1.5 Using newer version of ns-3 on older systems.1.4 Using older version of ns-3 on newer systems.1.2 Integrated development environment support.1.1 Operating system and compiler support.

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