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Hi! I'm developing DeLoRaN (https://github.com/DeLoRaN-Org/DeLoRaN), a distributed version for a LoRaWAN network, and I'm looking for LoRaWAN simulators in order to test custom scenarios with thousands of devices. I already have all the components, end devices and gateway/network server (called network controller) implemented using Rust. Do you think it is possible to use my custom components and just use your "phisical emulator" to test them? I know it is possible to call C++ functions in Rust and viceversa so if you have a piece of code like "send these bytes" and "listen for messages" it should be fine. I'm really interested in the phisical emulation and statistics of energy consumption in network.
Thanks in advance
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Hi! I'm developing DeLoRaN (https://github.com/DeLoRaN-Org/DeLoRaN), a distributed version for a LoRaWAN network, and I'm looking for LoRaWAN simulators in order to test custom scenarios with thousands of devices. I already have all the components, end devices and gateway/network server (called network controller) implemented using Rust. Do you think it is possible to use my custom components and just use your "phisical emulator" to test them? I know it is possible to call C++ functions in Rust and viceversa so if you have a piece of code like "send these bytes" and "listen for messages" it should be fine. I'm really interested in the phisical emulation and statistics of energy consumption in network.
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: