[HN Gopher] 5GSimWaveform: Open Source Common Waveform Simulator...
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5GSimWaveform: Open Source Common Waveform Simulator for 5G
Physical Layer
Author : teleforce
Score : 29 points
Date : 2024-03-20 18:24 UTC (4 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (www.qamcom.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (www.qamcom.com)
| 1oooqooq wrote:
| qacom for radio company? was mokia taken?
| masspro wrote:
| QA _M_ , a pretty core piece of radio tech:
| https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quadrature_amplitude_modulatio...
| teleforce wrote:
| 5GSimWaveform is the original simulator being used to accompany
| the 5G Physical Layer book by Ericsson engineers (Chapter 9:
| Simulator) [1].
|
| [1] 5G Physical Layer:
|
| https://www.ericsson.com/en/reports-and-papers/books/5g-phys...
| martinky24 wrote:
| Wonder why they don't put it on github... I feel MUCH more
| comfortable browsing "open source" code on somewhere like that
| than I do downloading and extracting a .zip archive from a random
| website.
| crotchfire wrote:
| You shouldn't.
|
| Github is a gigantic pile of javascript that has to execute on
| your machine.
|
| `Unzip` doesn't execute anything. If you're really paranoid,
| use an `unzip` tool written in Rust:
| https://lib.rs/keywords/zip-archive
| Sayrus wrote:
| No, he really should. Unzip is not the only software
| interacting when downloading things. A browser has way better
| sandboxes than the rest of the operating system and desktop
| environnement.
|
| For instance, here is a vulnerability from the past year
| leading to code execution on download:
| https://github.blog/2023-10-09-coordinated-
| disclosure-1-clic...
| martinky24 wrote:
| "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 page 404.
|
| It's hard to take this submission seriously...
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