Titlebook: DEMOS A System for Discrete Event Modelling on Simula; G. M. Birtwistle Book 1979 G.M. Birtwistle 1979 event.modeling.Simula.system

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Vivek Raich,Shweta Rai,D. S. Hoodahere the extra resources required (R1, R2, ..., Rn), be they modelled as RES, BIN or ENTITY objects, have been requested and acquired one at a time. In this chapter, we consider some models in which this is not possible. For example, an entity may not be able to start its next activity unless ALL th

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Interrupts,In this chapter, we investigate a few models in which the expected action history of an entity is not followed due, perhaps, to equipment failure or to interruptions by another entity.

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Summing Up,This primer has introduced the DEMOS facilities (resource types, queues, distributions, etc.) by a sequence of examples which usually illustrate the point at hand but not much more. Here we spend a little extra time on periodic reporting, starting up simulations and closing them down.

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