being realistic and is application-oriented. It is the software layer
of choice for building simulation with multiple scheduling agents.
-\li GRAS (<em>not functionnal yet</em>) is an ongoing project to emulate virtual virtual platforms
- through SURF. As a consequence a code developped using the GRAS
+\li GRAS (<em>not functionnal yet</em>) is an ongoing project to emulate virtual
+ virtual platforms through SURF. As a consequence a code developped using the GRAS
framework is able to run as well in the real-world as in the
simulator. The resulting code is very portable and highly interoperable while
remaining very efficient. Even if you do not plan to run your code for real,
you may want to switch to GRAS if you intend to use MSG in a very intensive way
(e.g. for simulating a peer-to-peer environment).
-\li SMPI (<em>not functionnal yet</em>) is an ongoing project to enable MPI code to run on top of a
- virtual platform through SURF. It follows the same principle as
+\li SMPI (<em>not functionnal yet</em>) is an ongoing project to enable MPI code
+ to run on top of a virtual platform through SURF. It follows the same principle as
the ones used in GRAS but is specific to MPI applications.
+Here is a figure the depicts the relation between those different modules.
+<center>
+\htmlonly
+<img align=center src="simgrid_modules.jpg" alt="SimGrid"><br>
+\endhtmlonly
+</center>
+
The section \ref publications contains links to papers that provide
additional details on the project as well as validation and
experimental results.
-The software can be downloaded from <a href="http://gcl.ucsd.edu/SimGrid/dl/">here</a>.
+The software can be downloaded from <a href="http://gcl.ucsd.edu/simgrid/dl/">here</a>.
\section install Installation
\section documentation API Documentation
-The API of all different modules is described in \ref SimGrid_API.
-
-See \ref SimGrid_examples for an introduction on the way to use these modules.
+The API of all different modules is described <a href="API/html/modules.html">here</a>.
+See <a href="examples/html/modules.html">here</a> for an introduction on the way to use these modules.
\section users_contributers Users / Contributers
