2010Modern Applied ScienceOpen access

HLA/RTI and Relative Key Implementation Technologies

Meijuan Kang

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In this article, the main research content of the system structure of the new generation distributed interactive simulation HLA is introduced, the function and system structure of the run-time infrastructure (RTI) are described, and the implementation method of the data distribution management (DDM) and the time management are researched profoundly.

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In this article, the main research content of the system structure of the new generation distributed interactive simulation HLA is introduced, the function and system structure of the run-time infrastructure (RTI) are described, and the implementation method of the data distribution management (DDM) and the time management are researched profoundly.

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In this article, the main research content of the system structure of the new generation distributed interactive simulation HLA is introduced, the function and system structure of the run-time infrastructure (RTI) are described, and the implementation method of the data distribution management (DDM) and the time management are researched profoundly.

Key concepts: Key (lock), Computer science, Function (biology), Distributed computing, Process management, Operating system, Evolutionary biology, Business

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