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This is the third release of React.NET, a library for for programmatically developing discrete event simulations using C# and the .NET Framework. It provides: an easy-to-use, process-based simulation methodology; a variety of blocking objects such as resources, conditions, and consumables; many common non-uniform random number generators; and classes for performing runtime monitoring.

This release is the first alpha release, but it is hopefully nearer to beta quality. Also, at long last, there is a complete API reference included in the binary distribution (in CHM format).

A complete programming reference for React.NET is now available at http://reactnet.sourceforge.net/api. This documentation was generated with the September Community Technical Preview (CTP) of Microsoft's Sandcastle documentation generator. The switch to Sandcastle was made because the NDoc project was not able to support several features of the .NET 2.0 framework.

Information about Sandcastle can be found at https://blogs.msdn.com/sandcastle.

The React.NET source tree is now available via Subversion (SVN). The migration was initiated at approximately 12:30 EST, so please allow up to 24 hours for the migration to complete.

This is the second, pre-alpha, release of of React.NET a library for programmatically developing discrete event simulations using C# and the .NET Framework. It provides: an easy-to-use, process-based simulation methodology; a variety of blocking objects such as resources, conditions, and consumables; many common non-uniform random number generators; and classes for performing runtime monitoring.... read more

The first, pre-alpha, release of React.NET: A framework for creating discrete-event simulations has been released.