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Very nice project but some problems in compiling. #1

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ThanUndone opened this issue Apr 17, 2021 · 3 comments
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Very nice project but some problems in compiling. #1

ThanUndone opened this issue Apr 17, 2021 · 3 comments

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@ThanUndone
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Thank you a lot for sharing this project and your thesis is impressive!

I have tried to compile the project with different versions of inet3 and omnet 4 and 5 available and everytime the apllication crashes. It shows that ScalarReception.h is not found and recipe for make all failed which is strange since different versions of flora compile normally with ScalarReception.

Can you tell me which version of OMNET and Inet did you use to try it again? I'm using OMNET++ for Linux.

Would be interesting to see a FloRaPHY version with OMNET 6 and inet4!

@juanjole
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Thank you for appreciating the work done.

It was developed with OMNET++ v5.6.1 and INET v3.6.6, if it does not work try to check the package dependencies.

Porting to OMNET 6 and Inet4 would be amazing, but I can not support it currently.

@ThanUndone
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Thank you for appreciating the work done.

It was developed with OMNET++ v5.6.1 and INET v3.6.6, if it does not work try to check the package dependencies.

Porting to OMNET 6 and Inet4 would be amazing, but I can not support it currently.

Tested and everything works normally, thanks again! I also needed to specify the inet location in the makefile.

In order to test the JMAC protocol desrcibed in your research, are the classes the same with pingpong? Taking PingPongNode as reference, how could I assign specific routes and timed transmissions?

Thanks again for your time, mesh for LPWAN is really intriguing!

@NuwanUdara
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NuwanUdara commented Jan 21, 2024

I am having the same issue. How did you fix it. @ThanUndone
edit: Not sure about a proper solution. Just replaced all the #include calls with absolute paths. It was a noob move but, it works.

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