An overview of HI-MASS (Hierarchical Modeling and Simulation System)

Authors:
Douglas G. Fritz;Robert G. Sargent;Thorsten Daum
Affiliations:
Simulation Research Group, Syracuse University, 439 Link Hall, Syracuse, New York;Simulation Research Group, Syracuse University, 439 Link Hall, Syracuse, New York;Department of Computer Simulation and Graphics, University of Magdeburg, D-39016 Magdeburg, Germany
Venue:
WSC '95 Proceedings of the 27th conference on Winter simulation
Year:
1995

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Abstract

The Hierarchical Modeling and Simulation System (HI-MASS) is a prototype modeling and simulation system that supports modeling based on the Hierarchical Control Flow Graph Model paradigm and simulation execution using a sequential synchronous simulation algorithm. The prototype is an object oriented C++ based system designed for a Unix environment and implemented using freely available software tools. Models are specified using two complementary hierarchical model specification structures, one to specify the components which comprise a model and how those components are interconnected, and the other to specify the behaviors of the individual components. A graphical user interface provides for component and interconnection specification using visual interactive modeling. Behavior specifications are constructed using C++ classes and functions provided by HI-MASS.