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In the FDB simulator case, every event has a future time at which it will fire, and the clock advances to that time when the event is dequeued. This also has
by ryanworl 6y ago
In the FDB simulator case, every event has a future time at which it will fire, and the clock advances to that time when the event is dequeued.
This also has the side benefit of artificially “speeding up time”, which is useful when many actions happen based on long timeouts.
- jacques_chester 6y agoI used the same approach, which I learned from DES textbooks. I wrote up the design here: https://github.com/pivotal/skenario/blob/master/docs/concepts.md https://github.com/pivotal/skenario/blob/master/docs/concept...