Discrete-Event Simulation Links

• My brief introduction to simulation, including programming world views and statistical analysis.
• C++SIM, a widely-used process-oriented simulation package (see also my PSim package listed here, which is much simpler and easier to use than C++SIM, though of course less powerful):
  • C++SIM home page

  • my brief notes on C++SIM

• My PSim C++ process-oriented simulation package.

• My ESim C++ event-oriented simulation package.

Other software Web sites by Norm Matloff:

• Professor Matloff's Unix/C tutorials.

• His clean, easily-installable implementation of the Linda parallel programming paradigm.

• Dr. Matloff's introduction to the mutt e-mail utility. Don't use pine! It was designed for people who are afraid of computers, not for computer experts.

• His "Extremely Quick and Simple Introduction to the Vi Text editor," and his introductions to the elvis and vim extensions to vi. The latter are much better than ordinary vi (and far, FAR better than pico). X11 mouse capability; subwindows (even on nongraphics terminals); infinite undo; paragraph formatting and so on.

• Norman Matloff's guide to fast debugging!

• Dr. Matloff's beginner's guide to installing and using Linux.

• His general guide to editing program source code.

• Norm Matloff's Chinese-language software page.

• Professor Matloff's LaTeX Web page.