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# Clients
@subpage gtfpga
Every server needs clients which they serve. In case of S2SS these clients are called _nodes_.
Its a goal of this project to provide connectors so several proven simulators.
Take a look at the `clients/` directory for them:
- RTDS UDP Network Card ?
- RTDS via GTFPGA
- OPAL
- Labview
- Simulink

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# Configuration
## Configuration file
## File
Take a look in the 'Examples' section for some configurations.
The server gets exclusively configured by its configuration file.
The following sections describes the available options.
Take a look in the 'Examples' section for some examples.
### Global
- *name*:
- *affinity*
### Nodes
### Paths
## Tuning

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# GTFPGA {#gtfpga}
Hallo :-)

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# Readme \section Readme
This is the readme file for the S2SS server. Take a look at the `doc/html` directory for a full documentation.
S2SS is a client server application based on UDP/IP to connect simulation equipment.
## Contact
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Install these via:
$ sudo yum install iproute2
or:
$ sudo apt-get install iproute2
## Configuration
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### Examples
1. Send/Receive of random data:
1. Start server:
$ ./server etc/example.conf
2. Receive/dump data to file
$ ./receive *:10200 > dump.csv
3. Replay recorded data:
$ ./send 4 192.168.1.12:10200 < dump.csv
4. Send random generated values:
$ ./random 1 4 100 | ./send 4 192.168.1.12:10200
2. Ping/Pong Latency
5. Test ping/pong latency:
$ ./test latency 192.168.1.12:10200