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@inproceedings{brp:1988c,
    url = home # "/papers/published/1988/wsc/paper.pdf",
    bibtex = home # "/papers/published/1988/wsc/paper.bib",
    talk = home # "/talks/1988/wsc/slides.pdf",
    author = "Bruno Richard Preiss and Wayne Mervin Loucks and
	V. Carl Hamacher",
    title = "A Unified Modeling Methodology for Performance Evaluation of
	Distributed Discrete Event Simulation Mechanisms",
    booktitle = proc # 1988 # wsc,
    address = "San Diego, CA",
    organization = scs,
    month = Dec,
    year = 1988,
    pages = "315--324",
    copyright = "Winter Simulation Conference",
    abstract =
    {
	The main problem associated with comparing distributed discrete event
	simulation mechanisms is the need to base the comparisons on some
	common problem specification.
	This paper presents a specification strategy and language which allows
	the same simulation problem specification to be used for
	both distributed discrete event simulation
	mechanisms as well as the traditional single event list mechanism.
	This paper includes:
	a description of the Yaddes specification language;
	a description of the four simulation mechanisms currently supported;
	the results for three simulation examples;
	and an estimate of the performance of a communication structure needed
	to support the various simulation mechanisms.
	Currently this work has only been done on a uniprocessor
	emulating a multiprocessor.
	This has limited some of our results
	but lays a significant basis for future simulation
	mechanism comparison.
    }
}