Title :
A study of computer architecture topology simulation using Network II.5, Simscript II.5, and ModSim II
Author :
J.L. Munoz;M.J. Krzych
Author_Institution :
US Naval Underwater Syst. Center, New London, CT, USA
fDate :
6/11/1905 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
A reference guide is provided for the tool selection process, particularly when applied to computer architecture simulation. Network II.5, Simscript II.5, and ModSim II each provide the capability for assessing computer architectures although the underlying methodology behind each tool varies. Network II.5 is specifically designed for computer network simulation while Simscript II.5 and ModSim II are general-purpose simulation languages, with ModSim II supporting object-oriented programming. As a result, each has its own unique set of strengths and limitations that directly influence each model´s ability to support modeling goals. The selection of a tool for a particular modeling effort is highly dependent upon these goals.
Keywords :
"Computer architecture","Network topology","Computational modeling","Computer simulation","Object oriented modeling","Proposals","Prototypes","Binary trees","Computer networks","Real time systems"
Conference_Titel :
Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 1989. Conference Proceedings., IEEE International Conference on
DOI :
10.1109/ICSMC.1989.71374