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From: sicolo@acsu.Buffalo.EDU (james sicolo)
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Subject: simulation techniques info requested
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Date: 5 Feb 90 17:24:24 GMT
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	I am interested in writing a logic simulation program at the 
switch/register level, where the user can create his own elements
(as objects in c++) and also interconnect them in a way of their choosing.
What I eventually hope to have is a simulation shell inside which
students can create models of their own digital systems (in C) and simulate
them non-interactively.

	What I need are some references about simulation methods or just
some advice from people who have written simulators and how they went about it.
I would like to model delay times and just the digital aspects of some
typical components.

	Any responses are greatly appreciated.

						Thank You
						James Sicolo