Mesquite CSIM 17 - A Development Toolkit for Simulation and Modeling

Mesquite CSIM is a process-oriented, general purpose simulation toolkit written with general C language functions. The toolkit allows programmers to create and implement process-oriented, discrete-event simulation models. These models simulate complex systems and offer insight into the system's dynamic behavior.

Some of the benefits of using CSIM include:

• Familiar development environment. C and C++ are the standard programming languages that are used to create CSIM models. This measn that developers don't have to learn a new language to create models for analysis - saving time and money.
• Applications are virtually limitless. By using CSIM's flexible C or C++ environments, developers are provided with freedom to devise simple to complex situations for analysis.
• CSIM models are compact and efficient. Due to the nature of compiled C and C++ programs, and CSIM's dynamic memory allocation and specialized algorithms, developers will enjoy good performance and limted memory use.
• Cross platform compatibility. CSIM users can develop their models on a PC or Macintosh and then execute them on a RISC workstation for even greater processing power.

CSIM does not restrict the develope in style, complexity or level of the model. Due to this flexible nature, CSIM has already been used successfully in hundreds of corporations to analyze a variety of systems including:

• Computer systems and networks of computer systems
• Software systems, including applications executing on multiprocessor systems
• Communications systems
• Air traffic control systems
• Intelligent highway systems
• Satellite control systems

Mesquite CSIM's standard programming languages makes it possible to embed models in other products for flexibility in output, reporting, and user interaction with the process. For example, models have been embedded in systems to present information graphically, and used to train people in the operation of the system.

The process-oriented approach embodied in Mesquite CSIM is a natural way of expressing the behavioral aspects of many kinds of systems.

The low cost modular design of CSIM allows programmers to acquire only the languages and platforms that are needed without investing a lot of capital. The first module's list price in $450, and each additional module is $100.

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