TCP/IP Protocol Engine System Simulation

Benz, Mirko; Feske, Klaus; Hatnik, Uwe; Schwarz, Peter

doi:10.1007/3-540-45481-0_13

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“…Synchronization between the simulators is done by a conservative method using simulator callbacks and blocking read/write socket routines [1] [3]. Each simulator is extended with a special coupling component implemented in C/C++.…”

Section: Communication Structurementioning

confidence: 99%

Using ModelSim, Matlab/Simulink and NS for simulation of distributed systems

Hatnik¹,

Altmann²

International Conference on Parallel Computing in Electrical Engineering, 2004.

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In this paper a flexible concept for simulator coupling is introduced which permits the whole system simulation of distributed systems, e.g. of complex communication systems. In our approach we use different languages (Matlab-Code, VHDL, oTcl, C/C++) and combine the specialized simulators Matlab/Simulink, ModelSim and the network simulator NS-2. Matlab/Simulink and ModelSim are shipped with a powerful foreign language interface and for NS-2 we developed a solution for including user written functions. The simulators are extended with a special coupling component implemented in C/C++. The simulator coupling bases on TCP/IP sockets, so that the simulation of the model parts can run on different host computers using different platforms.

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Section: Communication Structurementioning

confidence: 99%