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Does anyone know how to use the make proxy command from the command line in order to see the documentations of the modules? I have installed Instant Veins 5.0 i2 with SimuLTE. It doesn't work generating from the IDE of OMNeT++, it returns an error and the cars simulation can't run, so i need to re-install the whole instant-veins-5.0-i2-simulte.ova file from scratch.

Vasiliki Kydona
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  • Your question has me confused. Are you asking how to use the Linux command line to create a SOCKS proxy? How to generate C++ documentation in Instant Veins 5.0? How to run a simulation? – Christoph Sommer Dec 10 '20 at 10:06
  • I want to read the documentation of Veins_LTE. As it is recommended in veins.car2x.org/documentation/modules you can do this by The IDE. But when I try, it's not working. So, the other option is from command line by running make doxy... But how? in which path? – Vasiliki Kydona Dec 11 '20 at 11:11

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For "Veins LTE 1.3", module documentation can be generated by opening a terminal, changing to the veins/ directory (the one that contains sumo-launchd.py), and running make doxy. Module documentation is then available in doc/doxy/index.html.

Note, however, that Veins LTE has not been in active development for quite some time and integrating much more recent versions of SimuLTE and Veins is now possible via Veins_INET. For more details, see https://veins.car2x.org/documentation/modules/#lte

Christoph Sommer
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