@inproceedings { 1162020,
	abstract = {The discrete event simulator OMNeT++, that is programmed
in C++, shows a steady growing popularity. Due to its wellstructured
nature, it is easy to understand and easy to use. A
shortcoming of it, however, is the limited number of available
simulation models. Especially, for network simulations a
validated TCP implementation was missing. In order to
avoid a re-implementation of a full-featured TCP, including
all potential implementation errors and costly validation
tests, we integrated a TCP/IP stack of a real operating
system into OMNeT++. In this paper we show that such
a port is feasible with reasonable effort and we describe
difficulties of the integration process as well as the applied
solutions. We also present some evaluation results that
outline memory and CPU usage.},
	publisher = {Winter Simulation Conference},
	location = {Washington, D.C.},
	pages = {1556--1561},
	isbn = {0-7803-8786-4},
	year = {2004},
	booktitle = {WSC '04: Proceedings of the 36th conference on Winter simulation},
	title = {Integration of the FreeBSD TCP/IP-stack into the discrete event simulator OMNet++},
	author = {Bless , Roland and Doll , Mark}
}