RCAT Module#82
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Changed double to int on lines 381, 382 and 487
Added an RCAT module which currently only splits SPNs and informs if RCAT can be run.
…f places in the building block Enabled printing of structural conditions of Building Blocks when the petri net is split Added features to get all arcs (inbound and outbound separately as well) in the building blocks Added methods to calculate elementary rate equations for a building block which works satisfactorily for MM1 queues but less so for larger building blocks
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Overall this is some good work - well done for braving RCAT :)! I've got to pop out so I'll add some more comments to the code later. My main comments for the overall project though are:
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Added a module for RCAT which splits petri nets into separate building blocks and outputs elementary rate equations for the building blocks