How can I develop my cnet protocols in multiple files?
As cnet projects become larger, it’s naturally wise to develop protocols in a number of different source files. A natural method to partition the files is based on their responsibilities. C (and of course many other programming languages) allow you to place relatively independent sections of source code in separate files, compile each source file individually, and to then link the resulting object files to form a single executable file. cnet also allows you to do this, but simplifies the activity. In your topology file, replace a line such as compile = “protocol.c” with compile = “dll.c nl.c routing.c queueing.c fragments.c” (or whatever) and cnet will quietly compile and link all of the pieces. Only one of the C source files needs to have a reboot_node() function. cnet handles the compilation and linking quite happily, unless it is interrupted. If individual files appear to be not being compiled, just remove all object files with rm *.o and re-run cnet. If you’re interested in what’s
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