Ns Learner wrote:
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> I had two copies of ns and I made changes to one of them. The PATH
> variable was pointing to the original ns folder. Whereas, I wanted to test
> the result of the changes made in the ns-copy folder. When I gave, ns
> file1.tcl, the original ns pointed out by PATH was being used. Hence, I
> could not see the effect of the changes although I was able to compile
> them successfully. To see which ns folder is being used, issue the command
> "which ns".
>
Great that you came up with a solution!
On that note, I recommend NOT to install ns using the following command:
$sudo apt-get install ns
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