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@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ To run an individual run of our simulator, you will need to be in the `./dhtpir_
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In addition, `./test_harness.py -h` displays a help message similar in content to what is discussed in this README.
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-There are two other programs in the directory, `options_setup.c` and `run_tests.c`. `options_setup.c` generates a config file used by `run_tests.c` to run several simulation runs simultaneously/in succession. Both can be compiled in the normal ways (e.g. `gcc -o options_setup options_setup.c`), without any additional installation necessary beyond gcc or clang (though `run_tests.c` will need the `-pthread` flag during compilation/linking). `options_setup.c` does not take any arguments, and `run_tests.c` takes one argument, the maximum number of processes it may run simulations inside of simultaneously.
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+There are two other programs in the directory, `options_setup.c` and `run_tests.c`. `options_setup.c` generates a config file used by `run_tests.c` to run several simulation runs simultaneously/in succession. A Makefile is included to compile them (`make all` compiles both, or `make options_setup` / `make run_tests` compiles each individually). No additional installation is necessary beyond gcc . `options_setup` does not take any arguments, and `run_tests` takes one argument, the maximum number of processes it may run simulations inside of simultaneously.
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### Cuckoo Simulation
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