Initialization Logic

Initialization logic allows you to initialize arrays, variables, and other elements at the beginning of a simulation run as shown below:

Other common uses of initialization logic include:

• Reading external files

• Displaying messages

• Prompting for values

• Resetting general read/write files

• Activating independent subroutines that process logic based on a timer. (See Subroutines; also see Activate).

For a discussion of each of the buttons in the Initialization Logic window, see Editing Logic Windows.