The top-level feedback loop in your model has no initial
tokens... There is nothing to process...
Edward
At 11:11 AM 5/2/2006, Lutz, Charles D wrote:
Hi folks,
If one wants to implement queue of things is
worked on in stages (e.g. an assembly
line) from a state machine point of view, I can
only think of trying to introduce some
sort of queuing mechanism between the states.
For a while the enclosed model was starting to
do something, but now it just hangs
in the initial state, even with true on its transition
Im also looking to use this to implement global
variables somehow, as modifying a
parameter higher up in the hierarchy, Im told, could lead to trouble.
Can anyone explain what is going on? Also, I had
to change the ports in the FMS to
i/o because it complained that their identifiers
were undefined when one was just in
and the other out.
Thanks,
Chuck Lutz
Lockheed Martin
Systems of Systems - Modeling and Operations Analysis
BMC4I Modeling and Simulation
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