Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of Cross

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11/16/09 18:38:48 (14 years ago)
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Changing 'VTCROSS' to 'CROSS'

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    1 = Virginia Tech Cognitive Radio Open Source System = 
     1= Cognitive Radio Open Source System = 
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    3 VTCROSS is a research project at [http://wireless.vt.edu/ Wireless@VT] that is developing an open source Cognitive Radio architecture.  The objective of the design is to develop a distributed & modular system that provides portability and interoperability between components developed in different programming languages, across different SDR and hardware platforms.  By doing so, we hope to enable more flexible and streamlined development for cognitive radio systems.  Users of VTCROSS can focus entirely on one aspect of the cognitive radio radio without developing or modifying components that have no direct relevance to their specific focus of research. 
     3CROSS is a research project at [http://wireless.vt.edu/ Wireless@VT] that is developing an open source Cognitive Radio architecture.  The objective of the design is to develop a distributed & modular system that provides portability and interoperability between components developed in different programming languages, across different SDR and hardware platforms.  By doing so, we hope to enable more flexible and streamlined development for cognitive radio systems.  Users of CROSS can focus entirely on one aspect of the cognitive radio radio without developing or modifying components that have no direct relevance to their specific focus of research. 
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    55== Launchpad == 
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    1010 * [https://www.cornet.wireless.vt.edu/doxygen/html/ Documentation] - Doxygen Documentation for CROSS 
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    12  * [wiki:Cross/GetInvolved Get Involved] - Get Involved in VTCROSS Development! 
    13  * [wiki:Cross/Contact Contact] - Join the VTCROSS discussion, get help, or just talk to the developers! 
     12 * [wiki:Cross/GetInvolved Get Involved] - Get Involved in CROSS Development! 
     13 * [wiki:Cross/Contact Contact] - Join the CROSS discussion, get help, or just talk to the developers! 
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    1515== Reference Examples == 
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    2121== The VTCROSS Architecture == 
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    23 Looking to learn more about VTCROSS?  Here are some good places to start! 
     23Looking to learn more about CROSS?  Here are some good places to start! 
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    25 ==== VTCROSS Components ==== 
     25==== CROSS Components ==== 
    2626 
    2727The current open source system consists of 5 categories of [wiki:Cross/CoreComponents Core Components].  Several components are optional. 
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    3535==== Intercomponent Communication ==== 
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    37 VTCROSS is a modular cognitive radio system framework that uses socket connections for inter-component communication.  Using a socket connection for component communication allows distributed system components to be developed in a language-independent manner.  Even though the Cognitive Radio Shell library and API are implemented in C++, the external modules such as the Cognitive Engine, Service Management Layer, and Policy Engine can be implemented in any language that supports a TCP/IP socket interface. 
     37CROSS is a modular cognitive radio system framework that uses socket connections for inter-component communication.  Using a socket connection for component communication allows distributed system components to be developed in a language-independent manner.  Even though the Cognitive Radio Shell library and API are implemented in C++, the external modules such as the Cognitive Engine, Service Management Layer, and Policy Engine can be implemented in any language that supports a TCP/IP socket interface. 
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    3939In addition to the feature of language independent development, the natural benefit of a TCP/IP socket interface is the ability to operate modules remotely.  The [wiki:Cross/CoreComponents#CognitiveRadioShell Cognitive Radio Shell] is located local to the radio hardware.  However, a Cognitive Engine or Policy Engine can be located remotely on hardware more appropriate for complex optimization or for distributed policy decision making.