Introduction to Slam II/sup R/ and Slamsystem/sup R

SLAM II is a general-purpose language which has been used since 1979 to model a wide variety of systems: manufacturing operations, transportation systems, communication networks, computer systems, military operations and material handling systems, just to name a few. Experience with these applicatio...

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Windows
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