Re: SimuLab Vd ACSL

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From: Weizheng Wang
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 14:20

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Steve said:
> I have a 6x6 nonlinear system to simulate.  I have access to SimuLab and ACSL
> but haven't used either package.
> 
> Can someone recommend one package over the other?  
 
I recommend you to use simulink (simulab).

ACSL is a simulation language. It runs on workstations.

Simulink is an easy to use software built on X windows. You may learn 
and be expert of using it in a short time. It can be run on workstations,
PC, and Mac. In addition, it conducts live simulations that display 
your result during the simulation. You may change your model parameters 
and see the result immediately. The function of the simulink can be
extended by using C, FORTRAN and matlab M-files.

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