Year: 1973
Type: conference-paper
Abstract: Modern simulation languages such as SIMSCRIPT II and SIMULA 67 are very powerful general purpose languages which contain facilities to handle lists and to schedule events in simulated system time (imperative sequencing statements). These languages do not include some of the useful but more specialized features of previous languages (GPSS, CSL, SOL) especially interrogative sequencing statements such as “SEIZE (facility)” or “WAIT UNTIL (Boolean expression)”; however, the definition capability of the new languages is powerful enough to permit their extension to include the interrogative features.
Source: Winter Simulation Conference
Author: Jean G. Vaucher
Institution: Université de Montréal
Language: English
Field: Decision Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W2019589255