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From: chang@alc.com (Sehyo Chang)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.smalltalk,comp.object
Subject: Re: OO simulation languages, any recommendations?
Keywords: simulation
Message-ID: <1251@denver.alc.com>
Date: 26 Apr 91 22:30:34 GMT
References: <96-raymond-terry> <1991Apr26.155632.19230@daimi.aau.dk>
Followup-To: comp.lang.smalltalk
Organization: Ascent Logic Corporation; San Jose, CA
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In article <1991Apr26.155632.19230@daimi.aau.dk> olm@daimi.aau.dk (Ole Lehrmann Madsen) writes:
>raymond!terry@galaxia.newport.ri.us writes:
>
>>My company develops models of computer systems using Simscript II.5.  One
>>of my co-workers who does this, asked me if I knew of any OO simulation
>>languages, I currently am programming in Smalltalk.  I know that there are
>>some fileIns for Smalltalk but I don't know how effective the resulting
>>system is as compared to Simscript.  So, I would appreciate it if any of you
>>would post or email me your experiences regarding using an OO simulation
>>language.
>
>Simula (the first OO language) has execellent facilities for Simulation.
>Lund Software can supply compileres for SUN, Macintosh, etc.
>a.s. Simula in Oslo can supply PC versions.
>For further information you may contact
>
>	Boris Magnusson		Boris.Magnusson@dna.lth.se
>
>Ole Lehrmann Madsen


There is excellent simulation packaged called 'SimTalk' which
let you build complex simulation in smalltalk. Included are
animation, event trace ,etc.  I heartly recommend build
simulation on smalltalk especially using this package. 
In fact I built our simulator product using this 
package.  


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Sehyo Chang
Ascent Logic Corp
chang@alc.com



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