The use of networked IPC techniques in hybrid description of a simulation model

Since now, many techniques of simulation model description has been evolved. Some of them are more suitable for complex models, the others are fast and easy. There is a problem to find the proper one for a given task. Sometimes it is better to use more than one technique to describe each part of a model, then to use specific application to simulate them. Because of information exchange between parts of a model, applications must have the capability to send and receive data from each other—this ability is named interprocess communication. In this paper an example of using networked IPC mechanism for hybrid description of a simulation model has been shown.