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January 01, 1997

Simulating the Denver Airport Automated Baggage System

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Dr. Dobb's Journal January 1997: Simulating the Denver Airport Automated Baggage System

Simulating the Denver Airport Automated Baggage System

By John Swartz

Dr. Dobb's Journal January 1997

XLISP version 1.6, Copyright (c) 1985, by David Betz
; loading "4ddj.lsp"
Nodes:       468000
Free nodes:  464136
Segments:    468
Allocate:    1000
Total:       4928506
Collections: 2
Sat Jul 13 20:36:44 1996
NIL
; loading "resource.lsp"
"resource"
("Begin Denver International Airport Automated Baggage System simulation at time   " 308.732)
("telecarts at conveyorHead" 1999)
("telecarts at  gateOne  " 0)
("telecarts at gateTwo  " 0)
("telecarts at gateThree  " 0)
("telecarts at gateFour   " 0)
("telecarts at gateFive   " 0)
NIL
("Airliner arrival at system time  " 650.452)
("telecarts at conveyorHead" 1975)
("telecarts at  gateOne  " 0)
("telecarts at gateTwo  " 0)
("telecarts at gateThree  " 0)
("telecarts at gateFour   " 0)
("telecarts at gateFive   " 0)
"active gate is gateOne"
NIL
("Airliner departure from gate  " "gateOne" "  at simulation time  " 2450.45)
("telecarts at conveyorHead" 1795)
("telecarts at  gateOne  " 136)
("telecarts at gateTwo  " 0)
("telecarts at gateThree  " 0)
("telecarts at gateFour   " 0)
("telecarts at gateFive   " 0)
NIL
.
.
.
("Airliner departure from gate  " "gateThree" "  at simulation time  " 5616.76)
("telecarts at conveyorHead" 270)
("telecarts at  gateOne  " 0)
("telecarts at gateTwo  " 0)
("telecarts at gateThree  " 69)
("telecarts at gateFour   " 21)
("telecarts at gateFive   " 0)
NIL
("Airliner arrival at system time  " 6152.14)
("telecarts at conveyorHead" 876)
("telecarts at  gateOne  " 0)
("telecarts at gateTwo  " 0)
("telecarts at gateThree  " 69)
("telecarts at gateFour   " 21)
("telecarts at gateFive   " 0)
"active gate is gateThree"
("Automated Baggage System simulation terminated at time   " 6211.94)
("telecarts at conveyorHead" 635)
("telecarts at  gateOne  " 0)
("telecarts at gateTwo  " 0)
("telecarts at gateThree  " 0)
("telecarts at gateFour   " 21)
("telecarts at gateFive   " 0)
Nodes:       468000
Free nodes:  262579
Segments:    468
Allocate:    1000
Total:       4932371
Collections: 116
Sat Jul 13 22:18:48 1996
NIL

Figure 5: Simulation output excerpt.


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