CPN Tools does not natively support cloning a substitution transitions, or pages or group containing substitution transitions, with all its subpages. You will only get new instances of the subpage…
Performance analysis
…Below is an example of a function in which the exponential function is used to create inter-arrival times that are approximately exponentially distributed. The inter-arrival times are only approximately exponentially…
Inhibitor arcs
…the p I used originally is no longer bound from the place and the newly introduced rest is not bound either. I choose to bind both in the guard of…
Help entry in index
…the subentries for Help to the work space will attempt to open online versions of web pages. An Internet connection is, therefore, required to view the web pages for Homepage,…
Queue system example
…is busy processing a job. The function expTime is used to generate integer values that are approximately exponentially distributed with a mean value determined by the parameter mean. The function…
Simulation
Simulation Change marking during simulation Errors during simulation Limitations Manually choose bindings Run a Simulation Simulation feedback Simulation replications Simulation report Simulation stop criteria Simulator functions…
Editing
Editing a CPN Common constructs Anti places/limit places Inhibitor arcs Queues and stacks Create, load, and save Close a net Create a new net Load a net Save a net…
Access/CPN
Access/CPN should run on all platforms (i.e., 32 and 64 bit versions of Mac OS X (Intel), Windows XP, 7, 8, and Linux). If you use Access/CPN with CPN Tools…
Can I run CPN Tools on my Mac/Linux?
…Fusion (www.vmware.com). You may also have luck with Sun Virtualbox (www.virtualbox.org), though we do not test that! The programs emulate a virtual machine, and you are thus running the Windows…
Can’t simulate model/Model stays orange
…correctly, sometimes not. It seems to be a problem especially with the 64 bit installer, but everything works with all combinations of architectures as long as the variables are set…
