Omnetpp.org Website Review

Discrete Event Simulator OMNeT++ is an extensible, modular, component-based C++ simulation library and framework, primarily for building network simulators. Featured Projects anyone to browse the development history, and follow the development of new versions as it takes place. Making the repository open has been a long-standing wish of several community members, and we hope that it will be beneficial for all parties involved. We also switched to using the GitHub’s issue tracker for OMNeT++-related issues. The contents of the existing Mantis-based so if you’ve been watching an issue, you’ll need to manually subscribe to notifications of the corresponding issue on GitHub. Welcome to our new website! We have decided to re-create the OMNeT++ website with a different technology, to improve its speed and usability. The new website is statically generated and hosted on GitHub, which will considerably improve its speed. Additionally, the do*nload files are no longer hosted on the website directly, but instead they are available on IPFS (Interplanetary File System) The switch to IPFS also allowed us to remove the captcha requirement, making it possible to perform do*nloads using command line tools like We are happy to announce the release of OMNeT++ 5.4.1. This release contains last-minute features and improvements, mostly motivated by the upcoming INET 4 release. Highlights are the typename and exists() operators in NED; nan and inf keywords in NED; support for logarithmic units like dB, dBW, dBm, dBV, dBmV. Qtenv has also gained much more powerful just-in-time debugging capabilities than before. Highlights of this release are an improved message compiler (required for INET 4), much improved histogram support, a more powerful cMessagePrinter API and its implementation in Qtenv, and better support for smooth animation in Qtenv. Pisa in Italy from Wednesday to Friday, September 5-7, 2018. The OMNeT++ Summit is an open meeting with time and space for tutorials,