[C++-sig] Re: Embedding python in ns-2(tcl and c++) simulator?

[Marc Kwiatkowski]

Another possibility is to use SSF, a very nice, semi-open, (API, and protocol models are open source, event engine is proprietary) event-based network simulator implemented in java and do whatever scripting you want in jython.  See http://ssfnet.org.  I've used SSF for peer-to-peer network simulations and in general find it a very nice tool.  It's free for research and academic projects and, no, I'm not affiliated with anyone who might make a buck from it.

Mike Rovner writes:
 > Jiun-jie Huang wrote:
 > > In the simulation of my thesis, I need a network simulator. ns-2[1] is
 > 
 > You didn't explain the python role in this. There are existing tcl/python
 > integration solutions, may be that will do (if transfering data through tcl
 > is enough).
 > 
 > > a flexible network simulation environment, which provides TCL for
 > > users to create and set C++ objects. There is no real main function
 > > entry point. So I don't know how to embed python under such
 > > environment.
 > 
 > Why not to do it in Simulator class?
 > 
 > Also please note that I know nothing about ns.
 > 
 > Regards,
 > Mike
 > 
 > 
 > 
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