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Tactical Air Control sytem Simulation Program.

McCanless,Donald Paul

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The Tactical Air Force's Interoperability Group wants to be able to simulate communication networks. The simulation language for alternative modeling (SLAM) was proposed as the basis for the simulation. However, this language requires too much effort to make any changes to the network to be simulated. A Pre-Processor was written in FORTRAN 77 which allows the user to describe the network in a convenient manner, and produces the necessary SLAM source code to perform the simulation. (Author)

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The Tactical Air Force's Interoperability Group wants to be able to simulate communication networks. The simulation language for alternative modeling (SLAM) was proposed as the basis for the simulation. However, this language requires too much effort to make any changes to the network to be simulated. A Pre-Processor was written in FORTRAN 77 which allows the user to describe the network in a convenient manner, and produces the necessary SLAM source code to perform the simulation. (Author)

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The Tactical Air Force's Interoperability Group wants to be able to simulate communication networks. The simulation language for alternative modeling (SLAM) was proposed as the basis for the simulation. However, this language requires too much effort to make any changes to the network to be simulated. A Pre-Processor was written in FORTRAN 77 which allows the user to describe the network in a convenient manner, and produces the necessary SLAM source code to perform the simulation. (Author)

Key concepts: Fortran, Interoperability, Computer science, Code (set theory), Simulation language, Network simulation, Simulation, Programming language

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