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"Download the simulator" dumps source code for a proprietary (and very expensive) tool. I see no examples on how to run this. Some of the links on the linked pa

• quenix 3y ago
  I see a readme.txt: > Usage of 5GSimWaveform: > 1. Direct to subfolder [5GSimWaveform/ptplink] > 2. (optional) Change/select system parameters (e.g. waveform, symb rate, subcarrier #, etc.) in > <sSysParDefault.m> > 3. (optional) Switch on/off analog impairments (e.g. PN, CFO, noise, etc.) in <sAnaParDefault.m> > 4. Run <setpath.m> >5. Run <runSim.m> > " As for how to run it, seems it's MATLAB code
  • martinky24 3y ago
    > seems it's MATLAB code "proprietary (and very expensive) tool"
    • londons_explore 3y ago
      Plenty of opensource projects are built on closed source tooling/dependencies. For example, opensource projects that only work on Windows. Sure, it isn't ideal, but I'd still by far have these projects open source than not.
  • femto 3y ago
    It's potentially using a bunch of Matlab toolboxes, being a communications related tool, but it's always worth trying to run Matlab code in GNU Octave. https://octave.org/ https://octave.org/