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<?xml version='1.0'?>
<!DOCTYPE platform SYSTEM "https://simgrid.org/simgrid.dtd">
<!-- Describe a dogbone graph, with 4 hosts:
-
- S1 ___[ 1 ]___ ___[ 3 ]___ C1
- \ /
- R1 __[ 2 ]__ R2
- / \
- S2 ___[ 4 ]__/ \__[ 5 ]___ C2
-
- This platform is a valid ns-3 platform, even if it exhibits routes of length >1,
- because when you only keep the routes of length 1,
- you get a graph where every host can speak to any other host.
-
- For example, S1__C1 is (l1,l2,l3) of length >1
- But it's also S1__C1 = S1__R1, R1__R2, R2__C1 which are all of length 1
-
- https://simgrid.org/doc/latest/ns3.html
-->
<platform version="4.1">
<zone id="AS0" routing="Full">
<host id="S1" speed="1Gf"/>
<host id="C1" speed="1Gf"/>
<host id="S2" speed="1Gf"/>
<host id="C2" speed="1Gf"/>
<router id="R1"/>
<router id="R2"/>
<link id="1" bandwidth="100MBps" latency="10ms"/>
<link id="2" bandwidth="100MBps" latency="10ms"/>
<link id="3" bandwidth="100MBps" latency="10ms"/>
<link id="4" bandwidth="100MBps" latency="10ms"/>
<link id="5" bandwidth="100MBps" latency="10ms"/>
<route src="S1" dst="C1">
<link_ctn id="1"/>
<link_ctn id="2"/>
<link_ctn id="3"/>
</route>
<route src="S2" dst="C2">
<link_ctn id="4"/>
<link_ctn id="2"/>
<link_ctn id="5"/>
</route>
<route src="S1" dst="C2">
<link_ctn id="1"/>
<link_ctn id="2"/>
<link_ctn id="5"/>
</route>
<route src="S2" dst="C1">
<link_ctn id="4"/>
<link_ctn id="2"/>
<link_ctn id="3"/>
</route>
<route src="S1" dst="R1">
<link_ctn id="1"/>
</route>
<route src="R1" dst="R2">
<link_ctn id="2"/>
</route>
<route src="R2" dst="C1">
<link_ctn id="3"/>
</route>
<route src="S2" dst="R1">
<link_ctn id="4"/>
</route>
<route src="R2" dst="C2">
<link_ctn id="5"/>
</route>
</zone>
</platform>
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