SIMTight in Docker

You can try SIMTight in Docker, which has installed all the prerequisites for running SIMTight in simulation.

In the root of the SIMTight repo, to build the Docker image from scratch:

make build-docker 

This might take a long time for the first time.

To enter the Docker container:

make shell

This brings you to the working directory /workspace and you should be able to try out all the suggested commands from the SIMTight README.