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| 1 | Mango 802.11 Reference Design Experiments Framework - Transport |
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| 3 | The transport infrastructure provides the basic python communication |
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| 4 | structure for talking with 802.11 Reference Design nodes. The basic file structure: |
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| 6 | - node.py |
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| 7 | - A Node encapsulates information about a single hardware board and |
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| 8 | allows a user to interact with that board |
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| 9 | - transport*.py |
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| 10 | - A Transport that allows a node to communicate over a given |
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| 11 | transport type. Currently, UDP over Ethernet is the only communication |
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| 12 | protocol supported. |
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| 13 | - message.py |
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| 14 | - Python definitions for the packets used to communicate over the |
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| 15 | transport. You can find more information about the wire format for |
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| 16 | the Transport Header and Command Header at: |
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| 17 | https://warpproject.org/trac/wiki/WARPLab/Reference/Architecture/WireFormat |
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| 18 | - cmds.py |
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| 19 | - Python definitions for each command that is communicated between |
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| 20 | the python node and the board. |
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| 21 | - config.py |
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| 22 | - Python definitions for interacting with configuration files. |
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| 23 | - exception.py |
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| 24 | - Python definitions for exceptions used within the transport |
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| 25 | - util.py |
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| 26 | - Top level utility functions used to interact with multiple nodes |
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| 29 | Top Level Scripts: |
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| 30 | - None |
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