Work on precise steps, starting with instructions from Remy site

reproduce-steps.md

+1. Install the libprotobuf-dev package, or download and install the Google
+Protocol Buffers libraries.
+
+2. Download remy-reproduce-1.0.tar.gz (61 MiB). This is a modified version of
+ns-allinone 2.35.
+
+3. Unpack the tarball (tar zxvf remy-reproduce-1.0.tar.gz).
+
+4. cd remy-reproduce-1.0
+
+5. Run ./install. This will compile the components of ns-allinone, including our modified ns-2.35.
+
+6. If successful, cd ns-2.35/tcl/ex/congctrl.
+
+7. Run ./run-figure4-parallel. By default, this runs the simulations necessary
+to construct Figure 4 (a 15 Mbps dumbbell network with RTT of 150 millisecond).
+This configuration is contained in
+remyconf/dumbbell-buf1000-rtt150-bneck15.tcl. The remyconf directory also
+includes the configurations used for the other figures. On a typical PC, the
+full job will take a long time to complete. It will run the simulations in
+parallel and in the background. After it has completed at least a few runs, you
+can start to graph the results.
+
+8.  cd ../graphing-scripts
+
+9. Run ./graphmaker ../congctrl/results/. This will output an SVG and PNG file
+for each nsrc (maximum degree of multiplexing) enumerated in
+run-figure4-parallel. (As distributed, only 8 is tested.) The graphmaker
+requires inkscape.
+
+10.  To view the image, display ../congctrl/results/graphdir/graph-8.png.
+Uncolorized, it will look like this:
+
+11.  To run Remy and design new congestion-control algorithms, please visit the
+GitHub repository and follow the directions there.