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Applying the object-oriented paradigm to discrete event simulations using the C++ language

Eldredge et al., 1990

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3023957991036042517
Author
Eldredge D
McGregor J
Summers M
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Simulation

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This paper demonstrates the appropriateness of an object-oriented programming lan guage, C++, for developing discrete event simulations. An introduction to the concept of object- oriented programming and the C++ language is followed by an example simula tion of a …
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