Version 4.3.1

• Improved the timeoutProcessUsingId function: no need in additional cancellation signal. Thanks to Gabriel Garcia who pointed to this issue and suggested a possible solution.

• Added functions delaySignal and delaySignalM to delay a signal in time through the event queue.

• Added function runSimulationByIndex to run the simulation with an arbitrary run index.

Version 4.3

• Added optimised queues which have no counters nor signals.

• Added assembling functions for streams.

• Added the operation activity as a simplification of server.

• Added new functions for the queues.

Version 4.2

• Added new random distributions: lognormal, Gamma, Beta, Weibull and a generic discrete by pdf.

• The items can be removed from the queue; moreover, the queue can be cleared.

• Added a simplified API for accessing the results of simulation.

• Added the Gate entity.

Version 4.1.1

• More counters and statistics for the new resources.

Version 4.1

• Added new resource types with counters and statistics.

Version 4.0.2

• Minor changes in the Statistics module: replacing functions resetSamplingCounter and resetTimingCounter with their general analogs.

• Unifying process preemption signals in modules Server and Activity: renaming four signals like that how they are named in the Process module.

• The timing statistics (time persistent one) can be normalized to a sampling-based statistics (based upon observation), which allows, for example, building a deviation chart for the queue size.

Version 4.0.1

• Fixed build issues on GHC 7.10.1.

Version 4.0

• Added resource preemption.

• Fixed misprint in the activityProcessor function.

Version 3.1

• Added functions failoverStream and failoverProcessor to model servers with failures (temporary cancellation of the process with the further repairing of the server).

• Added functions joinStream and joinProcessor to simplify the modeling of servers.

• Checking the argument, i.e. time period, in the holdProcess function. It must not be negative.

• The taskProcess computation behaves exactly like the background process, i.e. now its cancellation leads to immediate cancelling the background process too.

• Functions setStateActivation, setStateDeactivation and setStateTransition are redefined as the Event computations instead of Simulation computations.

• Refactored and simplified module Results.