Credits

OMNeT++ has been developed by András Varga.

My advisor during my university years was Dr. György Pongor (pongor@hit.bme.hu). OMNeT++ was named after his simulator Omnet, written in Object Pascal.

OMNeT++ was developed at the Technical University of Budapest, Department of Telecommunications (BME-HIT), and the web site was hosted there until 2003, even after I left the university.

Credits

I'd like to acknowledge the work of the following people, even if in most cases the code they've written is no longer part of OMNeT++.

Some GNED features, 1998-99:

István Pataki, BME-HIT

Gábor Vincze, BME-HIT

FDDI model, enhancements on distributed execution and on histograms, on the Token Ring model etc:

Gábor Lencse, BME-HIT

Initial PVM support, spring 1996:

Zoltán Vass, BME-HIT

Initial version of some sample simulations, also some feaures and testing; fall 1995:

Maurits Andre, TU Delft, M.J.A.Andre@twi.tudelft.nl

George van Montfort, TU Delft, G.P.R.vanMontfort@twi.tudelft.nl

Gerard van de Weerd, TU Delft, G.vandeweerd@twi.tudelft.nl

Initial NED compiler (called "JAR" at that time), sample simulations; summer 1995:

Jan Heijmans, Alex Paalvast, Robert van der Leij, TU Delft

Old NeD compiler, until 1993:

Ákos Kun, BME