ns-3.43 has been published

[Tom Henderson]

Hello all, I'm pleased to announce that ns-3.43 has been posted on the
main web site; you can read more about it here:
https://www.nsnam.org/releases/ns-3-43/

If you browse the release notes, you will note that there continued to
be a lot of work improving the lr-wpan, tcp, uan, and wifi modules, and
we fixed a few things in other modules. There also continued to be a
progress on documentation and software engineering topics. This release
was due to the combined efforts of twenty eight (and twelve new)
contributors.

The next release is scheduled for January and we will start to have
discussions shortly about goals for that release.

- Tom

[mostafa thabet]

After removing the WAVE module how to simulate a VANET?
Is there any other modules related to VANETs and help simulating it ?
And you say that it's an obsolete technology so what's today's technology ?

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[faisal Lone]

If you want to use wave, use n 3.29. and now vehicular networks are shifting to 5G LTE rather than wave. If you still want to use wave, either use an older ns3 version or sbifty to omnet++.

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[mostafa thabet]

Thank you for the advice