Open DEVS in C++

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C++ Language Implementation of Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) that is a system theory based formalism for describing discrete event systems, proposed by Prof. B.P. Zeigler(Univ. of Arizona) and extended by many researchers all around world.

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