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An automatic programming approach to simulating prelaunch activities

Shou-Xiang Zhang

Northwestern Polytechnical University

Bernard J. Schroer

University of Alabama in Huntsville

Fan T. Tseng

University of Alabama in Huntsville

This paper presents the develop ment of an automatic program ming (AP) system for simulat ing prelaunch activities. The Automatic Network Program ming System (ANPS) is a tool to assist the modeler define a problem and then to automati cally generate the corresponding code in the target simulation language.

Key Words: automatic program ming • simulation • prelaunch • discrete event

SIMULATION, Vol. 53, No. 1, 23-29 (1989)
DOI: 10.1177/003754978905300105


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