You can download the RSMB ( Really small message broker here here. Unzip it.
When you unzip it you should see a directory structure like the one below:
Open the RSMB folder and go to the src folder:
In the src folder you will find the source files (.c and .h files), it also contains a Makefile that contains instructions to build the broker.
Navigate to this directory and run make to compile the broker.
Note: On Linux the compiler will already be installed and so this will work. However on Windows you will need the necessary software installed. I have only done this on Linux.
You get two brokers called broker and broker_mqtts.
The broker program only support MQTT over TCP.
The broker_mqtts is the one you need to run MQTT-SN.
I copied the broker files into a directory of their own and created a configuration file called text.txt.
In the configuration file I turned on detailed logging and set the broker port for 1884 just to test it. here is the file.
To run it at a command prompt type.
..broker_mqtts test.txt
Here is a quick getting started guide http://modelbasedtesting.co.uk/?p=44#comment-32261.
64 bit Processors
If you want to run it on a 64 bit processor it may fail with a strange warning that it can’t find the file.
On Ubuntu you need to do the following:
Screen shot above taken from this forum post.
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