NiuDIS: Network Interface Unit for DIS

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Last Update: 2013-03-08

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The purpose of the NiuDIS project is to provide an open source library supporting IEEE 1278, the standard supporting Distributed Interactive Simulation. Compatibility with other DIS implementations is a primary goal. NiuDIS is implemented in C++ and aims

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