Discrete-event simulation in Free Pascal
Simulation modeling is an effective method to receive the results that cannot be obtained by other means.
Simulation modeling in Free Pascal using free
discrete-event simulation software OpenSIMPLY is very convenient.
The Object Pascal programming language makes it easy to create a discrete-event simulation model
in a few lines.
The OpenSIMPLY is an open source runtime library for modeling and simulation in both the Lazarus IDE and only using the Free Pascal compiler.
All project components are free to use as
a non commercial software, private or pubic.
They can be used according to the terms of GNU General Public License GPLv3, Lesser General Public License LGPLv3 and GNU Free Documentation License FDLv1.3.
The OpenSIMPLY setup can prepare the sources to be used with the Lazarus tooltips (pop-up hints).
Detailed documentation in html and chm format is available for use in your preferred viewer.
The OpenSIMPLY tutorial contains the executable examples with detailed description, and can be used without OpenSIMPLY installation.
The components of OpenSIMPLY are flexible and expandable for any purposes of simulation modeling.
With the high simulation performance of the OpenSIMPLY, models can be excuted so fast that you can get a large number of simulation runs in a short amount of time.
The project as a science software can be successfully used both in scientific research and in education.
