Be sure the 'Append environment to native environment' is selected.

Add a new variable named 'NS_LOG', used to activate logging (see manual).

' $/build/lib' for ns-3.29 and later (i.e.

Type under the Name field 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH' (or 'DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH' if you are on a MacOSX).

Go into the 'Environment' tab and click on 'New' to create a new variable.

Click on the 'Search Project' button under the 'C/C++ Application' section and type the name of the application (test in our case).

Click on the 'Browse' button under the 'Project' section and select the project.

Create a new configuration and choose a name for it.

Click on the 'Debug Configurations' option under the 'Run' menu.

Suppose you want to debug a test application called 'test' under the scratch folder. The next steps will allow you to configure, compile and run the code from eclipse.

You should have now your project configured with eclipse and be able to pull, update, view history, etc in eclipse.

click on next and click on use local hg and finish.

click right on the project and go to team->share project.create a new empty C++ project with your preferred name and the path is ~/src/ns-3-dev on.clone the mercurial reppository: go to ~/src and execute hg clone ns-3-dev.Mine is in ~/Development/workspace, others prefer ~/src/workspace. Eclipse will put invisible files there and moving the projects from one place to another might be a pain.

You can choose whatever you want but it is advised to use a directory just for the Eclipse projects. start eclipse, it will create a workspace directory in your user's directory named 'workspace'.We suppose that you already have mercurial installed on your machine.Add (taken from ) then click on mercurialeclipse and check the box and click on install.Install eclipse into you operating system.First download eclipse IDE for C++ developers from.The project has moved to GitLab so use git (through eGit plugin).

7.1 Adding libxml2 include paths and symbols.

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