Examples of Simulator

avrora.sim.Simulator
The Simulator class implements a full processor simulator for the AVR instruction set. It is the base class of specific implementations that implement processor-specific behavior. @author Ben L. Titzer @see Program @see Instr @see BaseInterpreter
ca.nengo.sim.Simulator
Runs simulations of a Network. @author Bryan Tripp
ch.bfh.ti.kybernetik.engine.controller.Simulator
The actual Simulating Engine which is a Runnable Thread and Observers are able to subscbribe to @author pado
com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator
com.ngt.jopenmetaverse.shared.sim.Simulator
com.zylin.zpu.simulator.Simulator
net.javlov.Simulator
org.destecs.core.simulationengine.SimulationEngine.Simulator
org.drools.simulation.impl.Simulator
org.drools.spring.examples.jiahvac.sim.Simulator
org.jgroups.debug.Simulator
Tests one or more protocols independently. Look at org.jgroups.tests.FCTest for an example of how to use it. @author Bela Ban @version $Id: Simulator.java,v 1.14 2008/10/23 16:59:40 rachmatowicz Exp $
org.movsim.simulator.Simulator
org.rhq.metrics.simulator.Simulator
@author John Sanda
rinde.sim.core.Simulator
Simulator is the core class of a simulation. It is responsible for managing time which it does by periodically providing {@link TimeLapse} instances toregistered {@link TickListener}s. Further it provides methods to start and stop simulations. The simulator also acts as a facade through which {@link Model}s and objects can be added to the simulator, more info about models can be found in {@link ModelManager}. The configuration phase of the simulator looks as follows:
1. register models using {@link #register(Model)}
2. call {@link #configure()}
3. register objects using {@link #register(Object)}
4. start simulation by calling {@link #start()}
Note that objects can not be registered before calling {@link #configure()} and {@link Model}s can not be registered after configuring. @author Rinde van Lon (rinde.vanlon@cs.kuleuven.be) @author Bartosz Michalik - simulator APIchanges
trams.simulation.Simulator
This class represents the simulator in the TraMS program. @author Dave Lee.
umontreal.iro.lecuyer.simevents.Simulator
Represents the executive of a discrete-event simulator. This class maintains a simulation clock, an event list, and starts executing the events in the appropriate order. Its methods permit one to start, stop, and (re)initialize the simulation, and read the simulation clock.
Usually, a simulation program uses a single simulation clock which is represented by an instance of this class. For more convenience and compatibility, this class therefore provides a mechanism to construct and return a default simulator which is used when an event is constructed without an explicit reference to a simulator, and when the simulator is accessed through the {@link Sim} class.
Note that this class is NOT thread-safe. Consequently, if a simulation program uses multiple threads, it should acquire a lock on a simulator (using a synchronized block) before accessing its state. Note however, that one can launch many simulations in parallel with as many threads, as long as each thread has its own Simulator.

Examples of avrora.sim.Simulator

    micaZ = (MicaZ) factory.newPlatform(1, program.getProgram());
    myCpu = (AtmelMicrocontroller) micaZ.getMicrocontroller();
    eeprom = (EEPROM) myCpu.getDevice("eeprom");
    
    avrProperties = (AVRProperties) myCpu.getProperties();
    Simulator sim = myCpu.getSimulator();
    interpreter = (AtmelInterpreter) sim.getInterpreter();
//     State state = interpreter.getState();
    myMemory = new AvrMoteMemory(program.getProgram().getSourceMapping(), avrProperties, interpreter);
  }

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Examples of ca.nengo.sim.Simulator

  
  public static void main(String[] args) {
        
    try {
      Network network = createNetwork();
      Simulator simulator = network.getSimulator();
      
      Probe inputRecorder = simulator.addProbe("input", "input", true);
      Probe integratorRecorder = simulator.addProbe("integrator", NEFEnsemble.X, true);
      Probe neuronRecorder = simulator.addProbe("integrator", 0, "V", true);


      long startTime = System.currentTimeMillis();
      simulator.run(0f, 1f, .0002f);
      System.out.println("Run time: " + ((System.currentTimeMillis() - startTime)/1000f) );
    
      TimeSeries integratorData = integratorRecorder.getData();
      integratorData.getLabels()[0] = "decoded output";

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Examples of ch.bfh.ti.kybernetik.engine.controller.Simulator

    final int width = (int) (screensize.getWidth() * 0.8f);
    final int height = (int) (screensize.getHeight() * 0.8f);


    final RoboterController[] roboterControllers = buildRobotorControllers(width, height);
    final LightBulbController[] lightBulbControllers = buildLightBulbControllers(width, height);
    final Simulator simulator = buildSimulator(roboterControllers, lightBulbControllers);


    // Start Simulator Thread
    Thread t = new Thread(simulator);
    t.setName("simulatorThread");
    t.start();

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Examples of com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator

  public void clear() {
    queueSize = 0;
  }
  
  public void propagationCompleted(SimulatorEvent e) {
    Simulator sim = e.getSource();
    if (!sim.isTicking()) {
      queueSize = 0;
    }
  }

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Examples of com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator

  public void simulatorStateChanged(SimulatorEvent e) {
    propagationCompleted(e);
  }


  public void tickCompleted(SimulatorEvent e) {
    Simulator sim = e.getSource();
    if (!sim.isTicking()) {
      queueSize = 0;
    } else {
      double freq = sim.getTickFrequency();
      if (freq != tickFrequency) {
        queueSize = 0;
        tickFrequency = freq;
      }

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Examples of com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator


  //
  // ChangeListener methods
  //
  public void stateChanged(ChangeEvent e) {
    Simulator sim = project.getSimulator(); 
    boolean running = sim != null && sim.isRunning();
    boolean ticking = sim != null && sim.isTicking();
    simEnable.setIcon(running ? "simstop.png" : "simplay.png");
    simEnable.setToolTip(running ? Strings.getter("simulateDisableStepsTip")
        : Strings.getter("simulateEnableStepsTip"));
    tickEnable.setIcon(ticking ? "simtstop.png" : "simtplay.png");
    tickEnable.setToolTip(ticking ? Strings.getter("simulateDisableTicksTip")

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Examples of com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator

  // ProjectListener methods
  //
  public void projectChanged(ProjectEvent event) {
    int action = event.getAction();
    if (action == ProjectEvent.ACTION_SET_STATE) {
      Simulator sim = project.getSimulator();
      CircuitState root = sim.getCircuitState();
      if (model.getRootState() != root) {
        model = new SimulationTreeModel(root);
        tree.setModel(model);
      }
      model.setCurrentView(project.getCircuitState());

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Examples of com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator

    log.setText(Strings.get("simulateLogItem"));
  }
  
  public void setCurrentState(Simulator sim, CircuitState value) {
    if (currentState == value) return;
    Simulator oldSim = currentSim;
    CircuitState oldState = currentState;
    currentSim = sim;
    currentState = value;
    if (bottomState == null) {
      bottomState = currentState;
    } else if (currentState == null) {
      bottomState = null;
    } else {
      CircuitState cur = bottomState;
      while (cur != null && cur != currentState) {
        cur = cur.getParentState();
      }
      if (cur == null) bottomState = currentState;
    }
    
    boolean oldPresent = oldState != null;
    boolean present = currentState != null;
    if (oldPresent != present) {
      computeEnabled();
    }


    if (currentSim != oldSim) {
      double freq = currentSim == null ? 1.0 : currentSim.getTickFrequency();
      for (int i = 0; i < tickFreqs.length; i++) {
        tickFreqs[i].setSelected(Math.abs(tickFreqs[i].freq - freq) < 0.001);
      }


      if (oldSim != null) oldSim.removeSimulatorListener(myListener);
      if (currentSim != null) currentSim.addSimulatorListener(myListener);
      myListener.simulatorStateChanged(new SimulatorEvent(sim));
    }


    clearItems(downStateItems);

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Examples of com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator

  }


  @Override
  void computeEnabled() {
    boolean present = currentState != null;
    Simulator sim = this.currentSim;
    boolean simRunning = sim != null && sim.isRunning();
    setEnabled(present);
    run.setEnabled(present);
    reset.setEnabled(present);
    step.setEnabled(present && !simRunning);
    upStateMenu.setEnabled(present);

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Examples of com.cburch.logisim.circuit.Simulator

  private class MyListener implements ActionListener, SimulatorListener,
      ChangeListener {
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
      Object src = e.getSource();
      Project proj = menubar.getProject();
      Simulator sim = proj == null ? null : proj.getSimulator();
      if (src == run || src == LogisimMenuBar.SIMULATE_ENABLE) {
        if (sim != null) {
          sim.setIsRunning(!sim.isRunning());
          proj.repaintCanvas();
        }
      } else if (src == reset) {
        if (sim != null) sim.requestReset();
      } else if (src == step || src == LogisimMenuBar.SIMULATE_STEP) {
        if (sim != null) sim.step();
      } else if (src == tickOnce || src == LogisimMenuBar.TICK_STEP) {
        if (sim != null) sim.tick();
      } else if (src == ticksEnabled || src == LogisimMenuBar.TICK_ENABLE) {
        if (sim != null) sim.setIsTicking(!sim.isTicking());
      } else if (src == log) {
        LogFrame frame = menubar.getProject().getLogFrame(true);
        frame.setVisible(true);
      }
    }

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