Hi Veronica, I understand your concerns... the Miracle library itself is sufficient for implementing cross-layer interactions, however the API itself is somehow difficult to understand at first sight.
To address this issue, Marco Miozzo and I resurrected the Sandbox library which was provided with the very first release of Miracle. The Sandbox provides a sample didactical implementation of a cross-layer interaction framework, and should help you understanding how cross-layering is implemented in Miracle. We updated the Sandbox so that now it works with the nsmiracle-1.1.1 release (i.e., the latest). You can find it on our nsmiracle web page: http://www.dei.unipd.it/ricerca/signet/tools/nsmiracle Regards, Nicola Veronica Sentongo wrote: > I'm doing an undergraduate thesis on Cross Layer Design Optimisation > and I'm trying to set up basic cross talk between layers. I need to > learn how to set up the Cross Layer Manager and how to send and > retrieve information from these layers using NsMiracle. > > I've been looking at the NsMiracle documentation available on the > internet and the example tcl scripts that come with the inital > nsmiracle package. In particular, I have been looking at the example > umts_cbr.tcl in the Samples folder. > > I want to set up a Cross Layer Manager between the Physical and > Application (CBR) layers and see the effect of changing the packet > size and period in the application layer, through the Cross Layer > manager, on throughput, PER and RTT in the physical layer for real > time applications. > > There is currently no available documentation in either the sample > files or the NsMiracle documentation available. Could you please let > me know how I can do this or send us example files where this has been > implentation. Your help would be greatly appreciated. > > Thank you > _______________________________________________ > nsmiracle-users mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://mail.dei.unipd.it/mailman/listinfo/nsmiracle-users
