Thanks for the effort Ben. I'm curious... do you have any performance comparisons of SimJulia vs other (simpler) code designs? How much speed would I be giving up if I was using events in a tight inner loop?
On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 1:25 PM, Ben Lauwens <ben.lauw...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > SimJulia, a (combined continuous time / ) discrete event process oriented > simulation framework, has reached another milestone: > > - v0.3.4 synchronizes the API with SimPy v3 but using some specific > Julia semantics > - It is a complete rewrite allowing a more powerful and unified > discrete event approach > - 10 min tutorial is included to give users a taste of discrete event > simulation with (Sim)Julia > - A detailed topical guide is also written > > For the moment the continuous time part is not operational. A *quantized > state system* (QSS) solver is being developed for continuous system > simulation using the discrete event framework. Once this is done v0.4 > will be tagged. > New ideas or interesting examples are always welcome and can be submitted > as an issue or a pull request on GitHub. > Enjoy! > > Ben >
