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* We have | * We have been accepted for '''[http://code.google.com/soc/ 2010 Google Summer of Code]''' and are soliciting [http://www.nsnam.org/wiki/index.php/GSOC2010Projects project ideas]. The student application period runs through April 9. | ||
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Revision as of 22:25, 18 March 2010
Main Page - Roadmap - Summer Projects - Project Ideas - Developer FAQ - Tools - Related Projects
HOWTOs - Installation - Troubleshooting - User FAQ - Samples - Models - Education - Contributed Code - Papers
This wiki complements the ns-3 main web site. Account Policy: Due to spam problems, we have disabled the ability for newly created user accounts to edit/move pages, until we move to a captcha or email verification system. For now, if you create a new account and want edit privileges, just email [1] with your username and we will enable it for write privileges. Note: ns-2 has a separate wiki, at http://nsnam.isi.edu/nsnam
Upcoming Releases
- Information about ns-3.8, tentatively scheduled for spring 2010, is tracked here
Recent Releases
Upcoming Events
- We have been accepted for 2010 Google Summer of Code and are soliciting project ideas. The student application period runs through April 9.
Recent Events
- SIMUTools 2010 16-18 March 2010, Malaga Spain
- Three accepted papers and three posters about or using ns-3
- ns-3 developer meeting, 16 March 2010, Torremolinos, Malaga Spain
- ns-3 workshop, 15 March 2010, Torremolinos, Malaga Spain
- Several ns-3 papers were at NSTOOLS 2009, 19 October 2009, Pisa Italy.
- Trilogy Summer School Mathieu Lacage gave a 3-hour presentation on ns-3 at the Trilogy Summer School, August 24-28, 2009.
- 2009 Google Summer of Code
- ns-3 workshop, 2 March 2009, Rome Italy
Current ns-3-dev Build and Test Results
To see detailed information for a particular system and compiler combination, find the appropriate column. For example, "fc10-g++-4.4.0" indicates that a Fedora Core 10 system using the g++ 4.4.0 compiler has been used to build and run the tests. Scroll down until you see build results in that column. Select a "[view results]" link to view the test framework reports for the current build. Note that time flows from bottom to top in this display. This means that most recent build is shown first in the column, but it also means that the results for each build instance are shown "backward" with the Mercurial pull at the bottom, and the optimized build results at the top.
Next Level
We have created the following pages to allow ns-3 users to contribute various information:
- Roadmap - Plans for future releases, and what developers are working on
- Current Development - What people are working on for ns-3
- Developer FAQ - Answers to frequently asked questions for ns-3 developers
- User FAQ - Answers to frequently asked questions for ns-3 users
- HOWTOs - HOWTOs guides for various simulation activities
- Samples - Code samples and examples
- Troubleshooting - Tips for working around compilation, etc. problems
- Contributed Code - Links to third-party ns-3 software contributions
- Papers - Research papers about ns-3 or using ns-3