Table of Contents
Petri Nets, Objects and Simulation
Motivation for RISCSIM
Selection of Notation
Coloured Petri Nets
Initial simplifications
Extensions
Petri Net Fragments
Probability and Priority
Fork and Join
Time and Concurrency
Resources
Place Types
Transition Types
Use of Resources
Mapping Transition to Resources
Client-Server Example (1)
Model Instances
Client-Server Example (2)
Simple Models
Concurrent Server
Routing
Network Routing (2)
Middleware and Protocols
Indirect Resource Mapping
FDDI
Ethernet Example
Simple Transport Protocol?
Transport Protocol Problems
Two Style of Design
Dynamic Binding
Dynamic Binding
A Simple Example
Structured Workload
Client Behaviour
Server Allocator
Execution Environment
Linkage of Complete Set of Models
Streams and Reservation
Dynamic Object Creation
Back Pressure
Conclusions
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Author: pfl
Email: pfl@ukc.ac.uk
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