Currently the SimLib™ solution is composed of a number of projects. Each project is organized to group specific functionality, providing it through a set of classes and interfaces, thus representing the services that are available. Some of these projects include:

• SimLib™: encapsulates the core services of the framework, i.e., classes and interfaces that support modeling formalisms, simulators, experimental frame, distributions, statistics and animation.

• SimLibGUI™: a set of classes to provide a user interface for the execution of simulations thereby separating model conceptualization and execution.

• SimLibNumerical™: a mathematical library that provides general mathematic functions, random number generators, integrators, distributions, statistics and charting capabilities.

• SimLibExt™: extensions or general utility classes to the .NET framework.

• SimLibLogging™: allows a unique way for objects produced with SimLib™ to produce trace and debug information to listeners.

• SimLibNaming™: classes that represent a basic Naming Service where it is possible for distributed objects, either models or SimLib™ framework objects, to lookup each other by name and category.

• SimLibComm™: a set of classes to facilitate communication between objects, with special emphasis on providing asynchronous event capabilities to enable loose-coupling.

• SimLibIDE™: an early and ongoing effort to provide a full featured IDE to help the conceptualization and development of models using SimLib™.

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