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NS-2 related popular blogs

Blogs play a vital role in letting us understand many complex issues in simple words. Even ns-2 is not exception for it. Here, follows few popular ns-2 blogs.

Popular NS-2 blogs:

1. Marc Greis' Tutorial

2. ns2Blogger
3. ns2 by pradeep kumar
4. durgeshkshirsagar Blog
5. elmurod
6. enggeddu
7. Karthick Siva's Blog
8. ns2 tutorials blog
9. script for black hole attack
10. Articles by norbert_jxl
11. ns-2sourcecode blog
12. byuvraj blog on ns2, nam and xgraph
13. Wireless Network security blog
14. Adding new packet types to NS-2
15. How to send user data in NS2
16. NS2 Wireless Sample Programs

TCL to C++ conversion:

http://cpptcl.sourceforge.net/
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/73980/Convert-a-TCL-code-to-C


PS: I request you all to post in comments any such blogs, just as to help the ns-2 research community.
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