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PySim is a Python port of the C++SIM discrete event simulation library, using SimPy as the underlying simulation engine. Features: - Process-based simulation with SIMULA-style API - Entity/Semaphore/TriggerQueue for non-causal event handling - SimSet linked lists (Head, Link, Linkage) - Random streams: Uniform, Exponential, Normal, Erlang, etc. - Statistics: Mean, Variance, Histogram, Quantile - 77 validation tests against C++ expected_output files - PRNG produces identical sequences to C++SIM Examples included: - producer_consumer.py: Bounded buffer with semaphores - machine_shop.py: Job processing with optional failures - stats_demo.py: Statistics classes demonstration
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What's Included
Core Classes:
Random Streams:
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Test Plan
uv run pytest tests/ -v)uv pip install -e .)python -c "from pysim import Process, Scheduler; print('OK')"