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CSIM† Users' Guide (for use with CSIM Revision 16)

CSIM is a process-oriented discrete-event simulation package for use with C or C++ programs. It is implemented as a library of routines which implement all of the necessary operations. The end result is a convenient tool which programmers can use to create simulation programs. The “CSIM Reference Manual” [Schw90] has a description of all of the CSIM procedures and functions, along with a sample CSIM program.

Herb Schwetman

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