Module modeling 

The modeling module provides the fundamental building blocks for defining discrete event simulation models.

It includes traits and structures for:

• agent: Representing autonomous entities within the simulation.
• event: Defining events that drive the simulation.
• hook: Observing and reacting to simulation events and state changes.
• model: Implementing the core simulation logic.
• sampler: Generating random data for stochastic simulations.
• source: Generating events periodically or based on specific conditions.

Modules

agent

The agent module provides structures for defining and managing autonomous agents within a discrete event simulation.

event

The event module defines the core components for representing events in the simulation.

hook

The hook module defines the Hook trait, which provides a powerful mechanism for observing and interacting with the simulation’s lifecycle.

model

The model module defines the Model trait, which is the fundamental interface for any simulation model in des-sim.

sampler

The sampler module provides traits and implementations for generating random or pseudo-random durations within the simulation.

source

The source module defines the Source trait, which is used to create event generators within the simulation.