INET-4.6.0 Released
This is a new feature release in the INET 4.x branch. Highlights include new protocol implementations for QUIC, Ethernet 10BASE-T1S, IPsec, and MRP; major refinements to the clock model; a reimplementation of IEEE 802.1AS (gPTP); and an important refactoring of the wireless physical layer's analog domain. The release continues to focus on improving correctness, accuracy, modularity, and long-term maintainability while addressing several long-standing limitations. Requires OMNeT++ 6.2 or later.
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Get your OMNeT++/INET Questions Answered by the AI
We are excited to announce a new interactive resource for the community: AI-powered documentation for OMNeT++ and INET. Available at https://ai.omnetpp.org and https://ai-inet.omnetpp.org, this tool is hosted by DeepWiki and allows you to chat with the documentation, ask follow-up questions, and explore complex topics interactively.
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Chat with the AI - an OMNeT++ NotebookLM
We have added a new resource to assist users with learning OMNeT++ and writing their simulation projects. Located under the "Asking Questions" section, the OMNeT++ NotebookLM (https://nb.omnetpp.org) offers a dedicated Google Gemini powered notebook loaded with a collection of OMNeT++ and INET documentation. We will keep this notebook updated with the latest features and capabilities of the simulator. If you have any questions or need help with your simulation projects, please try this tool first. We ourselves use it for our daily work.
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OMNeT++ 6.3.0 Available

This release focuses on incremental improvements and refinements rather than introducing major new features. Key enhancements include Analysis Tool improvements such as configurable bin setup for “histogram from vectors” charts, global menu support in Qtenv, enhanced dark theme support throughout the IDE, and various other usability and stability improvements across the platform.

Issues fixed in version 6.3.0.

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OMNeT++ 6.2.0 Available

Highlights of this release are the use of the LLDB debugger inside the IDE, as well as numerous Qtenv improvements: display of documentation brief in module/submodule tooltips, log filtering, and the display of an identicon.

Issues fixed in version 6.2.0.

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