I attach the picture,please see it and say me how can resolving this warning?
I follow this steps:
Create file TestClass.cc
Include stdio, string and object in the file
Put the classes in the file
Put the file in $NS/ns-2.34
Add TestClass.o to the end of OBJ_CC list in
Makefile
Compile ns: make
In the ns
set mytest [new LabTestClass]
then in last step I have this warning,you can see it in picture.
hi did you check the contents of specified tcl file. you may get some help there. another thing is ns2.34 is older version right? sometimes compatibility problems also cause some errors. you can check that also
Hi,
First you must check the contents of the specified tcl file. After that, you can give the command for cleaning and you can take the decisions for the problem which mentioned in your tcl file.
Best of luck.
Hi Yamuna
No,Afshin's method is not working for me!
I get that warning again!
Nasrin your problem is because you are using a ns2 that has been installed in the root directory in the linux ubuntu and it's not the one that you have in your own NS2 directory... thats all.
To use your own NS2, simply just go to your own NS2 directory from terminal, for example go to "/ns-allinone-2.35/ns-2.35/" and type "./ns" not "ns" (if you haven't put your .o files in makefile.in yet you need to do that and then type "./configure" then "make clean" then "make" ).
The difference between the "./ns" and "ns" is that the "./ns" means to execute a file named 'ns' in your current directory (by current directory, it means the directory your in it right now) but typing the "ns" in terminal means that execute a program name 'ns' that have been installed on ubuntu by the software center.
And i think your following the blow tutorials :
http://ns2simulator.persianblog.ir/post/13/
If you still didn't get it, leave a comment...
Hi Afshin
Thank you for your helping!
I do every thing that you say but unfortunately I get this error again.
In error ask us see tcl-object.tcl for understand the error.
I attach tcl-object.tcl please see them.
Most important part is that could you use that class in the protocol itself or not... it doesn't matter that the ns gives a warning...
Just try to implement it in a protocol.
The ns will give you that warning if you implement it in terminal, but it must work correctly if you use it in the protocol.
And above all, it says "_04" that is the sign of the creation of the class... It means the class has been created and you should not be worried about it.
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