Docker image for Veins Simulator
Veins is an open source framework for running vehicular network simulations.
It is based on two well-established simulators: OMNeT++, an event-based network simulator, and SUMO, a road traffic simulator.
It extends these to offer a comprehensive suite of models for IVC simulation.
$ git clone https://github.com/andrespp/docker-veins.git
Omnet++ links have direct link protection with captcha verification, making it not possible to directly download the installer.
So, you need to download OMNeT++ manually from this link.
After the download, you repository should look like this
andre@ludwig:~/docker-veins$ ls
Dockerfile entrypoint.sh Makefile omnetpp-5.3-src-linux.tgz README.md
$ make setup
$ make run-bash
$ /entrypoint.sh omnet
Import the project into your OMNeT++ IDE workspace by clicking File > Import > General: Existing Projects into Workspace
and selecting the directory /root/veins-veins-4.7.1
.
Build the newly imported project by choosing Project > Build All
in the OMNeT++ 5 IDE.
After the project built, you are ready to run your first IVC evaluations, but to ease debugging, the next step will ensure that SUMO works as it should.
root@303866cf2f6c:~/# sumo-gui /root/veins-veins-4.7.1/examples/veins/erlangen.sumo.cfg
To save you the trouble of manually running SUMO prior to every OMNeT++ simulation, the Veins module framework comes with a small python script to do that for you. In the OMNeT++ MinGW command line window, run:
root@303866cf2f6c:~/# /root/veins-veins-4.7.1/sumo-launchd.py -vv -c sumo
In the OMNeT++ 5 IDE, simulate the Veins demo scenario by right-clicking on veins-4.7/examples/veins/omnetpp.ini
and choosing Run As > OMNeT++ simulation
.
Similar to the last example, this should create and start a launch configuration. You can later re-launch this configuration by clicking the green Run button in the OMNeT++ 5 IDE.
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