Includes:
- Include threads sources even when NS3_PTHREAD=OFF
- Do not include realtime sources if NS3_REALTIME=OFF
- Disable tap-bridge if emulation or realtime features are disabled
- Build tap examples when tap-netdevice is enabled
- Remove NS3_PTHREAD option and make it an explicit requirement
* wifi-80211n-mimo.cc: Add option to disable preamble detection
* wifi-bianchi.cc: Update comment to account for more Wi-Fi standards
* wifi-simple-infra.cc: Update stale comments and some minor style cleanup
Includes:
- search for headers in the library directory when using find_external_library
- prevent module processing (brite, click and openflow) from continuing if ${dependency_name}_FOUND is not set
Includes:
- summarize ns3 commands on top-level --help
- add --quiet as a post-positional argument
- refactor verbose variable names
- aggregate ./ns3 --check-config|profile|version into ./ns3 show config|profile|version
- remove ns3 --check deprecated option
- set VERBOSE environment variable when building/running with -v/--verbose
https://gitlab.com/nsnam/ns-3-dev/-/issues/590#note_870520212
- enable verbose Makefiles when NS3_VERBOSE is enabled
https://gitlab.com/nsnam/ns-3-dev/-/issues/590
- introduce default build profile and refactor others
https://gitlab.com/nsnam/ns-3-dev/-/issues/591
- use "-Og" in "CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug"/"ns3 -d debug"
- add back FindPython3 and fallback to FindPythonInterp if needed
- redirect pybindgen apiscan output to apiscan.log
- enable CMAKE_FIND_DEBUG_MODE with NS3_VERBOSE and CMake >= 3.17
- add search path logging to find_external_library
Requires NS3_VERBOSE=ON. This is an anternative to CMAKE_FIND_DEBUG_MODE=true available in CMake >= 3.17
- remove C support
- reduce Int128 checks
- fuse Boost Units Quantity and SI header checks
- replace not found messages with skipping
In this way, SpectrumWifiPhy::StartRx() does not have to obtain
the transmitting PHY just to retrieve the TX center frequency. Also,
the current approach does not work with multi-link devices because the
receiver should be able to know which PHY was used on the transmitter
side to send the frame.
