Re: [Dsol-java] no course tommorow

[R.T.H.Chin <ro...@tb...>]

Hi Peter,

Unexpected this is, ... and unfortunate. :-)

Your statement about "being able to run the model" can not be 
interpreted in an entirely unequivocal manner. Do you want the class 
definitions to be completed and a test-program that displays method 
invocations to work correctly, or do you want discrete simulation by 
making use of D-SOL as well?

Furthermore some of my respected colleagues suggested that there should 
also be some implementation using the event-mechanism as you explained 
in a previous lecture. However to me it is not obvious why this 
mechanism would be applicable in enabling the functionality that you 
demand in this implementation. Only an event-mechanism to let the cook 
be informed by the stock when the treshold is reached seems a valid 
option to me. On the other hand it is unclear to me whether a stock in 
reality is capable of informing a cook that is subscribed to it.

Regards,
Roy

Jacobs, Peter wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>tommorow I will not be able to give a course. The task for you is to complete the McDonalds case. 
>
>You must be able to "run the model" and show me that a customer enters the restaurant, enters a queue, orders food, pays and leaves.
>
>
>Peter
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