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172 changes: 86 additions & 86 deletions documentation/src/main/resources/build.xml
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<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!--
July 2010
Build file or Makefile for CloudSim.
Note:
Make sure you have installed 'ant' and put the location of it into
your path so you can access it anywhere.
'ant' can be downloadable from http://ant.apache.org/
Usage:
* Type 'ant' to compile all cloudsim source files, put them into the
classes/ directory and to create a cloudsim-new.jar file in the jars/ directory
* Type 'ant clean' to delete all the compiled classes and the classes/
directory itself. The generated cloudsim-new.jar is not deleted.
Note:
* You need to set up PATH for ant in Windows and/or Unix.
Acknowledgement:
Thank to Uros Cibej for providing this file and instruction on
how to use it.
-->


<project name="CloudSim" basedir="." default="makejar">
<description>
This is the build file for CloudSim
</description>

<!-- location to store Java classes -->
<property name="class.dir" location="./classes" />

<!-- location to store CloudSim source files -->
<property name="src.dir" location="./sources" />

<!-- location to store jar files -->
<property name="jar.dir" location="./jars" />

<!-- classpath declaration -->
<path id="classpath">
<fileset dir="./jars">
<include name="*.jar" />
</fileset>
</path>

<target name="prepare">
<mkdir dir="${class.dir}" />
</target>

<!-- rule to compile CloudSim source files -->
<target name="build" depends="prepare">
<javac srcdir="${src.dir}" destdir="${class.dir}" includeantruntime="false">
<classpath refid="classpath"/>
</javac>
</target>

<!-- Rule for making a jar file.
Note:
* The new jar file is named as "cloudsim-new.jar" to avoid overriding
the existing jar file.
* The new jar file only contains cloudsim classes only.
-->

<target name="makejar" depends="build">
<echo>Compiling a new jar file, named: "cloudsim-new.jar".</echo>
<echo>This jar file contains CloudSim classes only.</echo>
<jar destfile="${jar.dir}/cloudsim-new.jar" basedir="${class.dir}" />
</target>

<target name="clean" description="clean up" >
<delete dir="${class.dir}" />
</target>

</project>
<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!--
July 2010
Build file or Makefile for CloudSim.
Note:
Make sure you have installed 'ant' and put the location of it into
your path so you can access it anywhere.
'ant' can be downloadable from http://ant.apache.org/
Usage:
* Type 'ant' to compile all cloudsim source files, put them into the
classes/ directory and to create a cloudsim-new.jar file in the jars/ directory
* Type 'ant clean' to delete all the compiled classes and the classes/
directory itself. The generated cloudsim-new.jar is not deleted.
Note:
* You need to set up PATH for ant in Windows and/or Unix.
Acknowledgement:
Thank to Uros Cibej for providing this file and instruction on
how to use it.
-->


<project name="CloudSim" basedir="." default="makejar">
<description>
This is the build file for CloudSim
</description>

<!-- location to store Java classes -->
<property name="class.dir" location="./classes" />

<!-- location to store CloudSim source files -->
<property name="src.dir" location="./sources" />

<!-- location to store jar files -->
<property name="jar.dir" location="./jars" />

<!-- classpath declaration -->
<path id="classpath">
<fileset dir="./jars">
<include name="*.jar" />
</fileset>
</path>

<target name="prepare">
<mkdir dir="${class.dir}" />
</target>

<!-- rule to compile CloudSim source files -->
<target name="build" depends="prepare">
<javac srcdir="${src.dir}" destdir="${class.dir}" includeantruntime="false">
<classpath refid="classpath"/>
</javac>
</target>

<!-- Rule for making a jar file.
Note:
* The new jar file is named as "cloudsim-new.jar" to avoid overriding
the existing jar file.
* The new jar file only contains cloudsim classes only.
-->

<target name="makejar" depends="build">
<echo>Compiling a new jar file, named: "cloudsim-new.jar".</echo>
<echo>This jar file contains CloudSim classes only.</echo>
<jar destfile="${jar.dir}/cloudsim-new.jar" basedir="${class.dir}" />
</target>

<target name="clean" description="clean up" >
<delete dir="${class.dir}" />
</target>

</project>
114 changes: 57 additions & 57 deletions documentation/src/main/resources/readme.txt
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Table of Contents
-----------------
1. Directory structure of the CloudSim Toolkit
2. Software requirements: Java version 8 or newer
3. Installation and running the CloudSim Toolkit
4. Running the CloudSim examples
5. Learning CloudSim
1. Directory structure of the CloudSim Toolkit
----------------------------------------------
cloudsim/ -- top level CloudSim directory
docs/ -- CloudSim API Documentation
examples/ -- CloudSim examples
jars/ -- CloudSim jar archives
sources/ -- CloudSim source code
tests/ -- CloudSim unit tests
2. Software requirements: Java version 8 or newer
---------------------------------------------------
CloudSim has been tested and ran on Sun's Java version 8 or newer.
Older versions of Java are not compatible.
If you have non-Sun Java version, such as gcj or J++, they may not be compatible.
You also need to install Ant to compile CloudSim (explained in more details later).
3. Installation and running the CloudSim Toolkit
------------------------------------------------
You just need to unpack the CloudSim file to install.
If you want to remove CloudSim, then remove the whole cloudsim directory.
You do not need to compile CloudSim source code. The JAR files are
provided to compile and to run CloudSim applications:
* jars/cloudsim-<VERSION>.jar -- contains the CloudSim class files
* jars/cloudsim-<VERSION>-sources.jar -- contains the CloudSim source code files
* jars/cloudsim-examples-<VERSION>.jar -- contains the CloudSim examples class files
* jars/cloudsim-examples-<VERSION>-sources.jar -- contains the CloudSim examples source code files
4. Running the CloudSim examples
--------------------------------
Please read how to run the CloudSim examples in examples.txt
5. Learning CloudSim
--------------------
To understand how to use CloudSim, please go through the examples provided
in the examples/ directory.
Table of Contents
-----------------

1. Directory structure of the CloudSim Toolkit
2. Software requirements: Java version 8 or newer
3. Installation and running the CloudSim Toolkit
4. Running the CloudSim examples
5. Learning CloudSim



1. Directory structure of the CloudSim Toolkit
----------------------------------------------

cloudsim/ -- top level CloudSim directory
docs/ -- CloudSim API Documentation
examples/ -- CloudSim examples
jars/ -- CloudSim jar archives
sources/ -- CloudSim source code
tests/ -- CloudSim unit tests


2. Software requirements: Java version 8 or newer
---------------------------------------------------

CloudSim has been tested and ran on Sun's Java version 8 or newer.
Older versions of Java are not compatible.
If you have non-Sun Java version, such as gcj or J++, they may not be compatible.
You also need to install Ant to compile CloudSim (explained in more details later).


3. Installation and running the CloudSim Toolkit
------------------------------------------------

You just need to unpack the CloudSim file to install.
If you want to remove CloudSim, then remove the whole cloudsim directory.
You do not need to compile CloudSim source code. The JAR files are
provided to compile and to run CloudSim applications:

* jars/cloudsim-<VERSION>.jar -- contains the CloudSim class files
* jars/cloudsim-<VERSION>-sources.jar -- contains the CloudSim source code files
* jars/cloudsim-examples-<VERSION>.jar -- contains the CloudSim examples class files
* jars/cloudsim-examples-<VERSION>-sources.jar -- contains the CloudSim examples source code files


4. Running the CloudSim examples
--------------------------------

Please read how to run the CloudSim examples in examples.txt


5. Learning CloudSim
--------------------

To understand how to use CloudSim, please go through the examples provided
in the examples/ directory.

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Cloudsim Project to Release CloudSim Toolkit 4.0
The Cloudbus Project at The University of Melbourne, Australia is proud to announce the
release of the new version of its Cloud simulation software, the CloudSim.
Four years has passed since last major version of CloudSim was released. Cloud computing now is
mainstream, and has been heavily adopted by different industries. It is also omnipresent in
conferences and journals from diverse fields such as high performance computing, grid computing,
distributed systems, operating systems, software engineering, databases and so on. CloudSim has
been present in publications in all the above fields. New applications of Cloud computing are emerging
such as Internet of Things and Big Data, and new technologies are being incorporated to the fabric
of Cloud data centers such as Container virtualization. This version of CloudSim acknowledges these
advances by adding support for virtualization of Container as a Service features, and also solves
many bugs identified along the years.
We encourage the community to keep collaborating with us by notifying us about any identified
bugs, providing feedback on new features you would like to have in future versions of the toolkit,
and also developing your own extension packages, which we will be happy to promote on the project's
homepage. We will also be happy to list on our homepage scientific peer-reviewed papers, whose
results were obtained with CloudSim.
As in its previous version, all components developed as part of the CloudSim Toolkit are open
source released under the Apache license to encourage innovation and pass full freedom to our users.
We would like to thanks all the support we have received from users all around the world. Your
contribution in finding and reporting bugs, proposing (and developing) new features, and even in
using CloudSim has been paramount in the success of the project.
To download the CloudSim software, please visit the Cloudbus Project web site at
http://www.cloudbus.org/cloudsim/
The CloudSim Team
Melbourne, May 2016

Cloudsim Project to Release CloudSim Toolkit 4.0

The Cloudbus Project at The University of Melbourne, Australia is proud to announce the
release of the new version of its Cloud simulation software, the CloudSim.

Four years has passed since last major version of CloudSim was released. Cloud computing now is
mainstream, and has been heavily adopted by different industries. It is also omnipresent in
conferences and journals from diverse fields such as high performance computing, grid computing,
distributed systems, operating systems, software engineering, databases and so on. CloudSim has
been present in publications in all the above fields. New applications of Cloud computing are emerging
such as Internet of Things and Big Data, and new technologies are being incorporated to the fabric
of Cloud data centers such as Container virtualization. This version of CloudSim acknowledges these
advances by adding support for virtualization of Container as a Service features, and also solves
many bugs identified along the years.

We encourage the community to keep collaborating with us by notifying us about any identified
bugs, providing feedback on new features you would like to have in future versions of the toolkit,
and also developing your own extension packages, which we will be happy to promote on the project's
homepage. We will also be happy to list on our homepage scientific peer-reviewed papers, whose
results were obtained with CloudSim.

As in its previous version, all components developed as part of the CloudSim Toolkit are open
source released under the Apache license to encourage innovation and pass full freedom to our users.

We would like to thanks all the support we have received from users all around the world. Your
contribution in finding and reporting bugs, proposing (and developing) new features, and even in
using CloudSim has been paramount in the success of the project.

To download the CloudSim software, please visit the Cloudbus Project web site at
http://www.cloudbus.org/cloudsim/

The CloudSim Team
Melbourne, May 2016
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