On 01/12/15 01:13, Michael Grube wrote: > Hey toad, > > It's nice to see you back in the community. You know, NS2 can actually > simulate more or less anything you can think of with quite a bit of > accuracy. I know there are also extensions to add parallelism. You may want > to consider writing a Freenet library for ns2 as on option because it would > make developing simulations easier for others as well. Yes this has been discussed. IMHO it is important to be able to test proposed changes to the Java fred code efficiently, especially for load management changes. There have been *many* hacked-up simulations, all of which are out of date and no longer useful. > I can appreciate that Java is nicer in some ways because you can build it > out into production code more easily, but I'd encourage you to weigh the > pros and cons. Running Java inside NS2 might be possible but would be dramatically slower. It only makes sense for really low level simulations where the detailed properties of the underlying IP network matter. That's not my main concern here. I want to show that load management works, that The Patch breaks it unfairly, and ideally demonstrate a proposed solution. I want to make it possible to test changes to routing and load management efficiently but with the actual code. > On Nov 30, 2015 4:52 PM, "Matthew Toseland" <mj...@cam.ac.uk> wrote: > >> My project for university this year involves improving the efficiency of >> simulations of Freenet (by configurably bypassing the lower layers) and >> using that to test load management. Ideally I'd like to simulate The >> Patch and show that it causes problems, and simulate some of the >> proposed improvements to the current load management. It has to be my >> own work but I will be posting the branches on my Github repository, >> since I'd like it to be merged; comments are welcome. I hope to make >> substantial progress on it over the Christmas vacation, that is, from >> now until January...
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