Wolfgang Wallner
2016-04-14 20:18:53 UTC
Dear LinuxPTP community,
I would like to announce the public availability of two software
projects which I have been working on for my master thesis:
* LibPLN: a portable C++ library for the efficient simulation of
Powerlaw Noise (PLN)
* LibPTP: a simulation framework based on the OMNeT++ network simulation
environment, for the simulation of the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) as
it is specified in IEEE 1588-2008
The clock servo which is implemented in my PTP simulation is based on
the PI clock servo of the LinuxPTP project.
The availability of LinuxPTP as open source has been of great value for
me during the development of my own PTP implementation, so thanks a lot
for sharing!
Getting started:
------------------------------
Both software project are available as open source from my Github
account: https://github.com/w-wallner
The readme files present on the Github page should give you an idea on
how to get started using the individual components.
License:
------------------------------
All code is licensed using open source licenses.
Most parts of the software are licensed as GPLv3, some parts use the
GPLv2 and BSD licenses.
See the respective COPYING files for details.
Detailed documentation:
------------------------------
A detailed description of all design design decisions and how the
fundamental concepts of the libraries work is contained in my master thesis:
Simulation of Time-synchronized Networks using IEEE 1588-2008,
2016, Vienna University of Technology
As of this writing (April 2016), it is not yet published, the expected
publication date will be May or June 2016.
I hope these projects can be useful for some of you :)
In case you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Kind regards,
Wolfgang Wallner
I would like to announce the public availability of two software
projects which I have been working on for my master thesis:
* LibPLN: a portable C++ library for the efficient simulation of
Powerlaw Noise (PLN)
* LibPTP: a simulation framework based on the OMNeT++ network simulation
environment, for the simulation of the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) as
it is specified in IEEE 1588-2008
The clock servo which is implemented in my PTP simulation is based on
the PI clock servo of the LinuxPTP project.
The availability of LinuxPTP as open source has been of great value for
me during the development of my own PTP implementation, so thanks a lot
for sharing!
Getting started:
------------------------------
Both software project are available as open source from my Github
account: https://github.com/w-wallner
The readme files present on the Github page should give you an idea on
how to get started using the individual components.
License:
------------------------------
All code is licensed using open source licenses.
Most parts of the software are licensed as GPLv3, some parts use the
GPLv2 and BSD licenses.
See the respective COPYING files for details.
Detailed documentation:
------------------------------
A detailed description of all design design decisions and how the
fundamental concepts of the libraries work is contained in my master thesis:
Simulation of Time-synchronized Networks using IEEE 1588-2008,
2016, Vienna University of Technology
As of this writing (April 2016), it is not yet published, the expected
publication date will be May or June 2016.
I hope these projects can be useful for some of you :)
In case you have any questions, feel free to ask.
Kind regards,
Wolfgang Wallner