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Part of the LDACS MCSOTDMA Simulator, implementing the trace-based application that can realize trace-file-defined applications such as realistic Air Traffic Management (ATM) applications.
https://github.com/comnetshh/ldacs_tracebased_app

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Part of the LDACS MCSOTDMA Simulator, implementing the trace-based application that can realize trace-file-defined applications such as realistic Air Traffic Management (ATM) applications.

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The L-Band Digital Aeronautical Communications System (LDACS) Trace-Based App implements a trace-based application in OMNeT++ for the LDACS Air-Air Medium Access Control simulator.
Copyright (C) 2023 Sebastian Lindner, Konrad Fuger, Musab Ahmed Eltayeb Ahmed, Andreas Timm-Giel, Institute of Communication Networks, Hamburg University of Technology, Hamburg, Germany

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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This repository is part of the L-Band Digital Aeronautical Communications System (LDACS) Air-Air (A/A) mode simulator that implements the proposed Medium Access Control (MAC) protocol "Multi Channel Self-Organized TDMA (MCSOTDMA)".

This repository implements a trace-based application for OMNeT++ that allows trace-file-based application definitions.
For example, it can realize realistic Air Traffic Control (ATC) communications based on trace files that describe these.

# UdpTraceBasedApp
OMNeT++ Trace-Based Data Traffic Application extends the INET's `UdpBasicApp` by using a trace file to trigger the packet transmission. The file is a plain text file, where every line describes the trigger time of one packet, e.g.,

- t1
- t2
- ...
- tlast

The `UdpTraceBasedApp` application send the first packet at **t1** and the last packet at **tlast**.
## Getting Started
1. Please download [inet-4.2.5](https://github.com/inet-framework/inet/tree/v4.2.5) for OMNeT++ 5.6.2 and import it into the simulator.
2. Please clone this repo `UdpTraceBasedApp` and import it into OMNet++. To build it you need to do the following steps:
1. `inet` must be set as a project reference. This is done by right-clicking on the `UdpTraceBasedApp` project in the Project Explorer and navigate to `Properties-> Project References -> Select inet -> Apply and Close`
2. Ensure the build modes of this project and `inet` are identical (both `release` or both `debug`): This is done by right-clicking on each project in the Project Explorer and navigating to `Build Configuration -> Set Active -> `
3. The `include paths` from INET must be added to this project such that you can write classes in your project which inherit `inet` classes. For that, you need to right-click on the `UdpTraceBasedApp` in the Project Explorer and navigate to `Properties -> OMNeT++ -> Makemake`, select the `src` folder in the list and then click "Options" in the right panel.
4. Go to the `Target` tab and make sure that `Shared library ...` is checked.
5. Now go to the `Compile` tab and make sure all checkboxes are checked.
6. Move to the `Link` tab and make sure that the `Link with libraries exported from...` checkbox is checked.
7. Finally, `Apply and Close` and you should be able to `build` the `UdpTraceBasedApp` project without errors as a project that reference the INET project.