* How to get MuL code ?

1) Clone latest repo using git :

    $ git clone git@github.com:openmul/openmul.git


* How to build MuL Controller on Ubuntu ?

1. Get necessary packages 

    a) For Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS, the following packages should be installed :
   
       $ sudo apt-get install flex bison libwxgtk2.6-dev build-essential 
         expect g++-multilib tofrodos zlib1g-dev gawk libffi-dev gettext

       Not verified with recent ubuntu versions but should work fine.

      For CentOS 6 and above, the following packages should be installed :
      (Please replace 64-bit packages with corresponding 32-bit ones if 
       underlying platform is 32-bit)

      $ yum install flex bison gettext wxGTK-devel.x86_64 wxGTK.x86_64 make
        autoconf automake expect libstdc++-devel.x86_64 libstdc++.x86_64
        zlib-devel.x86_64 zlib.x86_64 gawk libffi-devel.x86_64

    b) Install core packages glib-2.0 (>= 2.32) and libevent (>= 2.0.18):

       i) There is a utility script which should configure and build these 
          packages(but will not install), just, do enough for mul compilation :

        $  cd  SCRIPTS
        $  ./configure_ext_libs 

        OR, 

       ii) One can also download and build/install them separately or by apt-get. 

2. Configure MuL 

    a) Run :
        $ cd <top-mul-dir>
        $ ./autogen.sh

    b) If you used built-in script to download core packages, then one can 
       use the following:

       $ ./configure  --with-glib=`pwd`/common-libs/3rd-party/glib-2.32.0/ 
         --with-libevent=`pwd`/common-libs/3rd-party/libevent-2.0.21-stable/ 
        
    c) If you build and install glib and libevent separately, we can simply use:
       $ ./configure    ## Pass LDFLAGS and CFLAGS if these are installed in non-
                        ## standard directories.

3. Build MuL 

   $ make 

4. Executable will be built as <top-mul-dir>/mul/mul

   - You need to run using sudo or as admin.

    Options to use -
    mul -d      : Daemon mode
        -S <n>  : Num of switch threads
        -A <n>  : Num of app threads

5. [Optional if you opt for modules to run as a separate process]

    $ cd application/l2switch/

    Executable :  mull2sw

    Same thing applies to other apps 

6. How to run ?
    
    Mul provides an utility startup script for various use cases :  
     
    $ cd <top-mul-dir>
    $ ./mul.sh start l2switch   ## Run in l2switch mode
    
    OR,

    $ ./mul.sh start fabric     ## Run in fabric