Re: Timing
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> > _Every_ sequencing language becomes a pain as soon as one tries to
> > specify timing .... Therefore, I like events/state machines a lot more,
> > because there time is not absolutely present.
> >
> _Every_ events/state machine becomes a pain as soon as one tries to specify and
> ensure timing .... Therefore, I like sequencial languages that reflect
> the sequential properties of execution, permitting timing
> considerations to be explicit.
And therefore, what about Timed Petri Nets?
Daniel
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