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Process hierarchy and inheritance in PASION

Stanislaw Raczynski

School of Engineering Panamerican University Augusto Rodin 498, col.Mixcoac 03910 Mexico D.F., Mexico

Process hierarchy and inheritance make it possible to add new properties to existing objects of simulation models. Thus, the user can construct complex models using a code developed earlier. This feature is discussed and its implementation in the language PASION is pointed out. Examples are given.

Key Words: inheritance • preprocessing • process interaction, PASCAL • discrete models

SIMULATION, Vol. 50, No. 6, 249-251 (1988)
DOI: 10.1177/003754978805000605
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