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== Ongoing development == | == Ongoing development == | ||
The following tasks are being held currently: | The following tasks are being held currently: | ||
| − | + | *Implementing MIH_FUNCTION for local MIH Events and Commands exchanges: | |
| − | + | **Link events delivery from MIH_LINK_SAPs to MIH_USERs (through MIH_SAPs) | |
| − | + | **Command delivery from MIH_USERs to MIH_LINK_SAPs | |
== Foresights == | == Foresights == | ||
Revision as of 11:03, 1 November 2008
The goal of this article is to describe the ongoing implementation framework of the emerging 802.21 standard in ns-3. If you arrived here following your high curiosity line, that's great but assure that you have first read a few documents regarding that draft standard.
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Contents
Overview
MIH framework in NS-3
API description
Where is what?
Use of smart pointers
Designing choice structures
Task completed so far
By now, the following MIH blocks are implemented:
- An abstract MIH_LINK_SAP and its primitives
- An abstract MIH_SAP and primitives for MIH processing on the local stack only
Ongoing development
The following tasks are being held currently:
- Implementing MIH_FUNCTION for local MIH Events and Commands exchanges:
- Link events delivery from MIH_LINK_SAPs to MIH_USERs (through MIH_SAPs)
- Command delivery from MIH_USERs to MIH_LINK_SAPs
