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View all- Bruno GCanuto E(1983)Simulation of Production Systems with DesforEfficiency of Manufacturing Systems10.1007/978-1-4684-4475-9_17(203-216)Online publication date: 1983
An Ada package for discrete event simulation
Pages 172 - 180
Abstract
This paper discusses the implications deriving from the introduction of discrete event simulation primitives into Ada and presents a package supporting the "process view of simulation".
Multiprocessing features of Ada are taken into account, since the simulation is given some parallelism by concurrently resuming all the processes with equal awakening instants.
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G.M.Birtwistle, O.J.Dahl, B.Myrhaug and K.Nygaard, Simula begin, Van Nostrand Reinhold (1979).
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Published: 06 October 1982
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