Hi I'm a research scholar doing my research in networking for that i use NS-2 package (ns-allinone-2.29). it will work good in Fedora-9 which uses GCC-4.3. My system is a new one it is not possible for me to install Fedora-9. So i have installed Fedora 16, but now NS.2.29 is not working in fedora 16 since the GCC compiler is 4.6. so i need a solution to downgrade gcc to 4.3.0 version. else solution to run NS2.29 in fedora16 please help me... thanking you
On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 17:05:54 +0530, R Logeshwaran logesh.ieee@gmail.com wrote:
Hi I'm a research scholar doing my research in networking for that i use NS-2 package (ns-allinone-2.29). it will work good in Fedora-9 which uses GCC-4.3. My system is a new one it is not possible for me to install Fedora-9. So i have installed Fedora 16, but now NS.2.29 is not working in fedora 16 since the GCC compiler is 4.6. so i need a solution to downgrade gcc to 4.3.0 version. else solution to run NS2.29 in fedora16 please help me... thanking you
Wouldn't it make more sense to fix ns-allinone to build with more recent versions of gcc?
On Saturday, February 25, 2012 06:35:54 am R Logeshwaran wrote:
Hi I'm a research scholar doing my research in networking for that i use NS-2 package (ns-allinone-2.29). it will work good in Fedora-9 which uses GCC-4.3. My system is a new one it is not possible for me to install Fedora-9. So i have installed Fedora 16, but now NS.2.29 is not working in fedora 16 since the GCC compiler is 4.6. so i need a solution to downgrade gcc to 4.3.0 version. else solution to run NS2.29 in fedora16 please help me... thanking you
Other than fixing NS2.29 (which may be beyond the scope of your work), you can either download the source of GCC-4.3, build, and install it yourself on the system, or download a binary of 4.3 from GCC website for the one that match your system if they have it.
AC
On Sat, 2012-02-25 at 17:05 +0530, R Logeshwaran wrote:
Hi I'm a research scholar doing my research in networking for that i use NS-2 package (ns-allinone-2.29). it will work good in Fedora-9 which uses GCC-4.3. My system is a new one it is not possible for me to install Fedora-9. So i have installed Fedora 16, but now NS.2.29 is not working in fedora 16 since the GCC compiler is 4.6. so i need a solution to downgrade gcc to 4.3.0 version. else solution to run NS2.29 in fedora16 please help me... thanking you
I think your best bet for gcc is to get the tarball directly from the GNU project and install in /usr/local. I have done this before and it works well enough. IIRC, the instructions for building from source are clear enough.
On Sat, 25 Feb 2012 17:05:54 +0530 R Logeshwaran logesh.ieee@gmail.com wrote:
Hi I'm a research scholar doing my research in networking for that i use NS-2 package (ns-allinone-2.29). it will work good in Fedora-9 which uses GCC-4.3. My system is a new one it is not possible for me to install Fedora-9. So i have installed Fedora 16, but now NS.2.29 is not working in fedora 16 since the GCC compiler is 4.6. so i need a solution to downgrade gcc to 4.3.0 version. else solution to run NS2.29 in fedora16 please help me... thanking you
A google for ns-allinone + "fedora 16" got 8500 hits. -- cmg
R Logeshwaran wrote:
Hi I'm a research scholar doing my research in networking for that i use NS-2 package (ns-allinone-2.29). it will work good in Fedora-9 which uses GCC-4.3. My system is a new one it is not possible for me to install Fedora-9. So i have installed Fedora 16, but now NS.2.29 is not working in fedora 16 since the GCC compiler is 4.6. so i need a solution to downgrade gcc to 4.3.0 version. else solution to run NS2.29 in fedora16 please help me...
You’ve had some good suggestions: one other would be to install Fedora 9 or a RHEL 5 rebuild (such as Centos 5) in a virtual machine, and see if that works.
Another would be to use the compat-gcc package.
Hope this helps,
James.
Hi dude thanks for all your comments. i have installed GCC-4.3.0 as alternate GCC compiler and ns-allinone-2.29 works good in that compiler. still executing nam file creating problem, i'm working to rectify it. soon update a positive reply. thank you
On 27 February 2012 18:14, Emilio Lopez emiliollbb@gmail.com wrote:
You’ve had some good suggestions: one other would be to install Fedora 9 in a virtual machine, and see if that works. James.
+1
In this way you will be 99% sure than your home work will work at school
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