Sample combination of Veins and Python
- Veins 5.2 (see http://veins.car2x.org/)
- OMNeT++ 6.0.1 (see https://omnetpp.org/)
- Python 3.11.2 (see https://www.python.org/)
- Windows 10
- Debian 12
- macOS 10.15
First, make sure that you are using compatible program versions (see above) on a compatible platform (see above).
Make sure that Veins is set up and working from the command line by opening an OMNeT++ shell, navigating to the Veins directory, and executing ./configure followed by make.
Change to the examples/veins subdirectory and run ./run to confirm Veins is working.
Use the same command line window for entering any of the following commands.
In the command line window, change to the veins_python directory.
Configure the build system by running (assuming you built Veins in ../veins)
./configure --with-veins=../veins
- If you receive errors about
Python.hnot being found, make sure that you have installed Python along with its headers (e.g., on Debian Linux you might need to installlibpython3.11-devor similar) - The configure script adopts settings from the Python interpreter it is running under. If you want to use a different Python interpreter, execute the script as, e.g.,
python3.11 ./configure.
Build veins_python by running
make
Try out veins_python by running
cd examples/veins_python
./run -u Cmdenv
You should see the following output (amidst other OMNeT++ output):
[INFO] General:0@t=1 Scenario.manager(veins_python/ApplicationLayerTest.cc:48): Veins2py testfun returning 42
Veins2py testfun returned 42
[INFO] General:0@t=1 Scenario.manager(veins_python/ApplicationLayerTest.cc:148): Py2veins funtest returned 24
- Probably many
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