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From: korsberg@abaa.uucp (Ed Korsberg)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: discrete-event simulation in C++
Message-ID: <5607@abaa.UUCP>
Date: 23 Aug 90 11:26:21 GMT
References: <60862@lanl.gov>
Reply-To: korsberg@abaa.UUCP (Ed Korsberg)
Organization: Allen Bradley
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In article <60862@lanl.gov> jwa@lanl.gov (Wayne Anderson) writes:
>Another simulator coming down the pike is XSIM being developed by Bob Jump
>at Rice.  XSIM is based on, and written in, C++.  It actually is a family
>of simulators: ESIM, a discrete-event simulator; PSIM, a process oriented
>simulator; and ASIM a parallel computer simulator.  Bob gave me a rough
>draft of his user manual and I've been quite impressed.  It looks to me like
>they've done a very thorough job.

I think this news group and/or the comp.simulation group would be very
interested in this new package.  Would Bob Jump be willing to post it
to the net or e-mail it to interested parties (like myself)?

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Ed Korsberg             E-mail: korsberg@aa.ab.com
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