In this video, I show how time intervals and time-equivalence reduction works in CPN Tools 4 (3.5.3 and newer). get this version while it’s hot from http://cpntools.org/downloads http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RErP7KXf_QA MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize winner 2012. westergaard.eu/ […]
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Everybody loves food posts, no? Last month, I several times had the good fortune to eat tomahawk steaks at Dommel 18. The first steak was a measly 1000 g. Served with fries, salad and a sauce of choice for €55 (I think – I don’t look at the bill): Keeping the old saying, “more is […]
Around 9 months ago, I wrote about optimising my homepage and more recently, I wrote about my new homepage structure. Recently, I’ve had problems with the performance of my homepage. I know that Apache on OS X sucks (because it cannot use threads properly, using way too much memory). I therefore went a-optimising again. The first […]
These are a bunch of old pictures from the office 5342.220 I occupied for some time at the beginning of the millennium, developing on CPN Tools. MichaelTime person of the year 2006, Nobel Peace Prize winner 2012. westergaard.eu/ […]
In this video, I show examples of the new simulator extensions in CPN Tools 4. The Hello World example comprises 182 lines of (mostly GUI) code and showcases how an extension can get notifications when changes are made to a model. Most of the functionality is separated into another extension, the Model Scraper, which maintains […]
This is Eclipse: This is every other application on my computer which doesn’t either: 1) not have an update function, 2) comes from the Mac App store and gets automatic updates by the operating system, or 3) automatically updates without bothering me: Notice how the “Check for updates” is fairly consistently named (except for one […]
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