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Discrete event modeling engine for .NET.

Does anyone have experience with some discrete event modeling library that can be used in .NET (C #)?

Despite the basic functions for queuing and dispatching events, it would be nice to have some non-deterministic behavior (such as simulating failures).

I have some tips, and I'm even considering writing my own, but first I would like to get some recommendations.

Thanks.

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There are quite a lot of sellers of simulation-based products, but they need money, and usually a lot. For example, http://www.solver.com/exceluse.htm as one of many) is one of the excel-based ones, but they also provide SDKs.

When I looked at - COIN - OR - COmputational INfrastructure for Operations Research, there was no dedicated event modeling system for their projects. This site is a site for operational research in which they participate, and since the simulation falls under the OR, I looked there.

I think I had a review of Simulation packages somewhere in print, but they were all paid for products, so in your case this may not be an option.

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- Simula.Simulation ( ) Fiber (coroutine) dotNet. Delphi/Win32, Windows Fibers.

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You can try MicroSaint. It is expensive, but very capable. I used an earlier version for a very serious business analysis project. Link follows http://www.maad.com/index.pl/micro_saint

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