** **** Theory improvements ** You should read the "7 Hooking phase" section of the topology document, which has changed a lot since the last time:
""" Generally speaking, the hooking procedures serves to resolve the problem
of assigning each node of the network to a group. This problem is not simple
because the groups must always remain internally connected, they are finite
and
the network is dynamic. """
In order, we should now proceed to:
* implement core/hook.py, core/p2p.py
* making pyntk work
* do large scale simulation with the builtin simulator of pyntk
* release pyntk
ChangeLog of the topology document:
http://netsukuku.freaknet.org/2html/documentation/main_documentation/topology.pdf
1. Hooking procedures redesigned, probably they are near to their
defini-
tive form:
(a) The grouping of nodes is now handled by the communicating
vessels system
(b) The case where a gnode is split in two parts is managed in a less
complicated way
(c) a "gravitational model" for the Compact gnodes has been proposed.
ChangeLog of the qspn document:
http://netsukuku.freaknet.org/2html/documentation/main_documentation/qspn.pdf
1. "Real time issues" removed from the ETP section: it was superfluous.
2. The whole section regarding the CTP has been removed, because
until now the ETP is sufficient to handle all the routing issues.
3. An observation regarding the step 5 of the changed link case of the
ETP has been added.
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