Microsimulation API
Class List
Here are the classes, structs, unions and interfaces with brief descriptions:
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 Nboost
 Nrandom
 Crngstream
 NillnessDeath
 CSimplePerson
 NssimName space for the Siena simulator
 CAction
 CcMessageCMessage class for OMNET++ API compatibility. This provides a heavier message class than Sim::Event, with short 'kind' and std::string 'name' attributes. The events by default are scheduled using cProcess::scheduleAt(), and handled using cProcess::handleMessage() (as per OMNET++). NB: cProcess::scheduleAt() uses simulation time rather than time in state (which is used by Sim::self_signal_event())
 CCostReportCostReport class for collecting statistics on costs
 CcProcessCProcess class for OMNET++ API compatibility
 CEventBasic event in the simulation
 CEventReportEventReport class for collecting statistics on person-time, prevalence and numbers of events
 Cheap
 CMeansUtility class to incrementally add values to calculate the mean, sum, variance and standard deviation. This could be replaced by boost::accumulator
 CPDescr
 Cpqueue
 CpqueueElement
 CpqueueElementComparator
 CProcessVirtual class (interface) representing processes running within the simulator
 CProcessWithPIdUtility Process class providing a utility interface with the simulator
 CRng
 CRngStream
 CRpexpRpexp is a random number generator class for piecewise constant hazards. Given time lower bounds t and piecewise constant hazards h, rand() returns a random time. The random number is calculated using the inversion formula. Constructors provided for arrays
 CSimGeneric discrete-event sequential simulator
 CSimErrorHandlerError handler for simulation errors
 CSimImpl
 CSimpleReportSimpleReport class for collecting data for homogeneous fields of type T with string names
 CSummaryReportSummaryReport class for collecting statistics on person-time, prevalence, events and costs
 NstdSTL namespace
 Chash< std::pair< T1, T2 > >
 Chash< std::tuple< TT... > >
 CDataFrameSelect
 CInterpolate
 Cnull_typeA table class for lookups. For the case of a single key, this is a small extension to std::map, including the ability to read columns from a DataFrame. Looking up a key which is less than the lowest key value will use the lowest key
 CNumericInterpolate
 CPersonClass to simulate a person
 CTable
 CTable< I0, I1, I2, I3, Outcome >
 CTable< I0, I1, I2, Outcome >
 CTable< I0, I1, Outcome >
 CTable< key_type, mapped_type >