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The User's Guide is a comprehensive
tutorial of SPEEDES which assumes the reader has knowledge of C++ and
Discrete Event Simulations. Source code for the examples in that
document can be found
here. Open those examples
with the UNIX command "tar zxf SpUG.examples.tar.Z".
The Application Program Interface
(API) Reference Manual contains details of all classes and
functions in the SPEEDES API. It is better to read the User's Guide
before reading the Reference Manual.
The Dynamic Simulation Framework is an extension of SPEEDES which
emulates a real world process in real time. It allows users to tell
the emulation to simulate one or more Courses of Action as fast as
possible into the future. Note that documentation, but not the
software, is available on this site. If the software is desired,
please contact us. See the following documentation:
The following are Power Point presentations created over the years
mainly for purposes of explaining why someone would want to use
SPEEDES or teaching how to use SPEEDES.
Most of the following papers were published in journals or submitted
to conferences in the 1990s:
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