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@@ -49,12 +49,13 @@ was described in "MetaSimGrid : Towards realistic scheduling simulation of
 distributed applications, by Arnaud Legrand and Julien Lerouge, LIP
 Research Report". This resulted in the following layered architecture:
 
+\verbatim
 		(user code)
 		-----------
 		| MSG |   |
 		-------   |
 		|    SG   |
-		-----------
+		-----------\endverbatim
 
 With Henri and some of his students using SG and Arnaud using MSG, the
 project started having a (tiny) user base. It was time to be more ambitious
@@ -91,6 +92,7 @@ Research & Development Framework for Grid and P2P Infrastructures, by
 Martin Quinson, in Proceedings of PDCS 2006". This led to the following
 layered software architecture:
 
+\verbatim
  	(user code for either SG, MSG or GRAS)
     	-----------------------------
     	|   |     |    GRAS API     |
@@ -100,7 +102,7 @@ layered software architecture:
     	|   |    MSG      | |sockets|
     	|   --------------| ---------
     	|        SG       |
-    	-------------------
+    	-------------------\endverbatim
 
 At this point, with more users running more complex
 simulations, it became clear that the initial SG
@@ -116,6 +118,7 @@ enough time" syndrome. Martin added a layer on top of GRAS called AMOK, to
 implement high-level services needed by many distributed applications, thus
 leading to the new overall layered architecture:
 
+\verbatim
    (user code for either MSG or GRAS -- using AMOK or not)
                           -------
                           | AMOK|
@@ -127,7 +130,7 @@ leading to the new overall layered architecture:
         |    MSG      | |sockets|
         --------------| ---------
         |   SURF      |
-        ---------------
+        ---------------\endverbatim
 
 This architecture culminated in SimGrid v3! One development worth mentioning
 is that of SimDAG, written by Christophe Thiery during an Internship with
@@ -137,6 +140,7 @@ without all the power of the MSG API. SimDAG provides an API
 especially for this purpose and was integrated in SimGrid v3.1, leading
 to the following layered architecture:
 
+\verbatim
  (user code for either SimDag, MSG or GRAS)
                              -------
                              | AMOK|
@@ -148,7 +152,7 @@ to the following layered architecture:
     |SimDag|    MSG      | |sockets|
     |--------------------| ---------
     |        SURF        |
-    ----------------------
+    ----------------------\endverbatim
 
 SimGrid 3.2, the current publicly available version as this document is
 being written, implements the above architecture and also provides a
@@ -169,9 +173,10 @@ applications in either simulation mode or in real-world mode (sort of GRAS
 for MPI). The development of SMPI, by Mark Stillwell who works with Henri,
 is being greatly simplified thanks to the aforementioned SIMiX layer.
 Finally, somewhat unrelated, is the development of Java bindings for the
-MSG API by Malek XXX who works with Martin.  The current software
+MSG API by Malek Cherier who works with Martin.  The current software
 architecture thus looks as follows:
 
+\verbatim
  (user code for either SimDAG, MSG, GRAS, or MPI)
     ----------------------------------
     |      |   |jMSG|    |AMOK|      |
@@ -181,7 +186,7 @@ architecture thus looks as follows:
     |      |           SIMiX         |
     ----------------------------------
     |              SURF              |
-    ----------------------------------
+    ----------------------------------\endverbatim
 
 While the above developments are about adding simulation functionality, a
 large part of the research effort in the SimGrid project relates to
@@ -196,6 +201,7 @@ simulator.
 The current architecture in the CVS tree at the time this document is
 being written is as follows:
 
+\verbatim
     ----------------------------------
     |      |   |jMSG|    |AMOK|      |
     |      |   ------    ------      |
@@ -209,7 +215,7 @@ being written is as follows:
     ----------------------------------
     |    SURF kernel   |    | GTNetS |
     | (several models) |    |        |
-    --------------------    ----------
+    --------------------    ----------\endverbatim
 
 \section history_future Future Directions
 
@@ -237,3 +243,4 @@ documentation, etc.), but is it also a scientific project in its own right
 
 
 
+*/
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