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why xyz is has better performance than westfirst routing? #132

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cgraider opened this issue Dec 3, 2021 · 4 comments
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why xyz is has better performance than westfirst routing? #132

cgraider opened this issue Dec 3, 2021 · 4 comments

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cgraider commented Dec 3, 2021

Hello Noxim family ,
I came across strange problem simulating and evaluating routing algorithms.
XY routing receives more packets and more throughput while westfirst has much less , while base on papers westfirst must have better results.
what am i missing?

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mpalesi commented Dec 4, 2021 via email

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cgraider commented Dec 4, 2021

Dear Mau,
Thank you so much for pointing that out, yes its uniform random,
since i have your attention here can i ask you few questions?
1a. I need a bit guide toward using SPLASH-2 or LDPC into Noxim.
based on previous issues here, dr patti has pointed out that somehow traffic behavior must be
mimicked by traffic table, is there any sample code to take a look at ?
1b. mainly my problem with real traffic is on what basis i should modify Packet injection rate
2a. To calculate new router area overhead i know i must use hardware synthesizers, is there any
code for current architecture (E.g. Verilog) which implement NoP?
2b.Must papers use Synopsys design compiler, which i cannot afford, is there any free alternative
which is trusted by journals and easy to work with?

Dr Palesi it is such an honor to talking to you. I have read few of your papers.
Best regards.
Mohammad

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mpalesi commented Dec 5, 2021 via email

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cgraider commented Dec 5, 2021

Thank you Dr mpalesi.
I got all the answers. I mark this thread as Closed.

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