I've produced an event simulator named Sim which is somewhat similar to Simpy in my SVN repos:

The Sim Simulator

Only 2 .pm files, pretty simple to implement, but still rather powerful ;)

It's truly general-purpose and thoroughly tested at the moment though it's currently a subproject of my logic circuit simulator, Tesla , which uses it as the core.

There is some (English) POD in the .pm files of Sim and I've also written a trivial M/M/1 and M/M/m sample app here:

SuperMarcket Simulation

A corresponding report with some code snippets and interesting pictures can also be found here:

doc/report.html

Sorry for the Chinese characters in this report, but there is always a Google Translate :)

If you find this thing useful, I may feel like putting it onto CPAN.

Hope this helps.

Cheers, agentz

In reply to Re: Discrete event simulation by agentz
in thread Discrete event simulation by toma

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