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/**
 * Stanfoard SWIG interface specification for the TOSSIM radio
 * propagation model. This file defines the Radio object that
 * is exported to Python.
 * This particular radio model is gain-based. If you want to change
 * the radio model (and the scripting interface), then you must
 * replace or modify this file and re-run the SWIG interface generation
 * script generate-swig.bash in lib/tossim. Basic TOSSIM includes
 * another model, the binary model, which stores packet loss rates
 * rather than gains.
 *
 * @author Philip Levis
 * @date   Dec 10 2005
 */

%module TOSSIMRadio

%{
#include <radio.h>
%}

class Radio {
 public:
  Radio();
  ~Radio();

  void add(int src, int dest, double gain);
  double gain(int src, int dest);
  bool connected(int src, int dest);
  void remove(int src, int dest);
  void setNoise(int node, double mean, double range);
  void setSensitivity(double sensitivity);   
};