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Conference turris::languages

Title:	Languages
Notice:	Speaking In Tongues
Moderator:	TLE::TOKLAS::FELDMAN

Created:	Sat Jan 25 1986
Last Modified:	Wed May 21 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	394
Total number of notes:	2683

140.0. "Simulation Language Wanted." by HALLEY::MUNROE () Thu May 21 1987 10:33

    Does anyone know of a simulation language (like GPSS or CSMP) available
    within DEC (hopefully over the net).  I need to be able to plug
    other languages into the simulation, so keep that in mind.  If
    necessary, does anybody know of simulation subroutines (there used
    to be a DECUS Fortran product, but the name escapes me) so that I
    can develop the simulator myself.
    
    Pointers, order information, network addresses, etc. are all
    appreciated.
    
    Dick Munroe

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
140.1	kbov05::simulation	NZOV01::MATHESON	Ken I do it? Of course I ken!	`Sat May 23 1987 01:04`	10
	A notesfile on Simulation started recently, that would give you a place to start. Press KP7 to add this conference to your notebook. kbov05::simulation I am not aware of any DEC simulation language products. I have used a Scandinavian SIMULA compiler on a 780. This product was the best excuse for a VAX Cluster System 8978 that I've come across though! Ken.
140.2	CSIM	COOKIE::SUSSWEIN		`Wed May 27 1987 13:29`	6
	MCC has a language called CSIM, which is a simulation package layered onto C. Since DEC is a member of MCC, it should be available internally. Steve
140.3	MCC info is available from RDVAX::MCC	RMADLO::HETRICK	George C. Hetrick	`Sun May 31 1987 11:42`	4
	Sending mail to RDVAX::MCC is the best way to request specific items. In order to discover exactly what the appropriate order number to use, use VTX under "Technology Development Programs". CSIM came from the Parallel Processing Program a year or so ago.