adding contributed code to ns3 core code

[Matteo Rizzini]

Hello, I'm working on a thesis about jamming in the wireless
enviroment. After having developed a small script about simple wifi
devices communicating in the free space, I'm now seeing around about
how to simulate jammers. I found this http://www.nsnam.org/wiki/index.php/NS-3_wireless_jamming_model
wiki entry about this people who wrote some code that seems to suit
well to my needs. Now the question is: how can I add the code (if
this is the right way) to the core of ns3? I suppose I have to attach
my ns3 core folder to the repository through mercurial and then
rebuild the entire simulator but I dont exactly know what I should
write and where. Once I have the code in a subfolder of ns-x.yy/src,
how can I generate the doxygen documentation (if the source files are
well documented) to explore the public APIs of that model?
Thank you to anyone who'll help me.
Matteo

[Mitch Watrous]

Hi.

I would create a new module for your jamming model.

The following chapter in the ns-3 Manual shows how to create a new
module:

http://www.nsnam.org/docs/release/3.13/manual/html/new-modules.html

Then, your new module's classes will show up in the API documentation
when you do:

./waf doxygen

Mitch