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dvlopt.dsim
Idiomatic, purely-functional discrete event simulation and much more.
See README first in order to make sense of all this. It provides definitions and rationale for concepts.
Arity convention for e-XXX functions
Arities for e-XXX functions follow the same convention. Providing both ranks and path refers explicitely
to a prioritized location in the event tree. Without path, the path of the currently executing flat event is
retrieved (ie. acts with the given ranks relative to the current path). Not providing either refers explicitely
to the current flat event and its working queue.
Idiomatic, purely-functional discrete event simulation and much more. See README first in order to make sense of all this. It provides definitions and rationale for concepts. Arity convention for `e-XXX` functions ====================================== Arities for `e-XXX` functions follow the same convention. Providing both `ranks` and `path` refers explicitely to a prioritized location in the event tree. Without `path`, the path of the currently executing flat event is retrieved (ie. acts with the given `ranks` relative to the current `path`). Not providing either refers explicitely to the current flat event and its working queue.
- basic-engine
- e-assoc
- e-conj
- e-dissoc
- e-get
- e-into
- e-isolate
- e-push
- e-update
- end-flow
- engine*
- finite
- flow-path
- flowing?
- historic
- infinite
- millis->utime
- minmax-norm
- mirror
- next-ptime
- path
- pred-repeat
- ptime
- ptime-engine
- queue
- queue?
- rank+
- ranks
- ranks+
- reached?
- rel-conj
- sample
- sampled-finite
- sampler
- scale
- scheduled?
- serializable
- stop
- wq-capture
- wq-delay
- wq-dissoc
- wq-do!
- wq-exec
- wq-meta
- wq-replay
- wq-sreplay
- wq-vary-meta
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