Simulation Using GPSS
Application of GPSS Five to Discrete System Simulation
Application of GPSS Five to Discrete System Simulation
Simulation with GPSS and Gpssv
Simulation with GPSS and Gpssv
On the use of GPSS to model hierarchical control systems in a manufacturing environment
WSC '76 Proceedings of the 76 Bicentennial conference on Winter simulation
Use of an external optimizing algorithm with a GPSS model
WSC '71 Proceedings of the 5th conference on Winter simulation
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GPSS (General Purpose Simulation System) is a simulation programming language whose use greatly eases the task of building computer models for discrete-event simulations. GPSS is easier to learn than the statement-oriented simulation languages such as GASP [8] and SIMSCRIPT [9]. It is less flexible than the statement oriented languages, however, even though it can be interfaced with FORTRAN subroutines (for examples, see [2] and [6]), and PL/1 procedures. A thorough-going comparison of GPSS and SIMSCRIPT has been presented in [5]. The GPSS tutorial will present a basic set of GPSS “building blocks,” then illustrate their use in the context of a simple one-line, one-server queuing system.