Chapter 12. Simulation of Waiting Queues
Simulation is a software engineering technique that is commonly used prior to actual implementation for several purposes, including verification of operations or assumptions, estimation of some statistical parameters about the application execution, checking the actual application operation for deadlocks or undesirable states, and studying the application behavior.
In this chapter we discuss the pattern-oriented development (using POAD) of a domain-specific architecture, which is used as a reference architecture for the development of applications that simulate the behavior of waiting queues. In these applications we deal with customers lining up for service from one or more service stations. Practical examples ...
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