Simulation stops without an event at the end about aivika HOT 3 CLOSED

I dug into the source code and I think I am getting it now. Basically there's nothing that kicks off the processing of the event queue. If it was exported, one could do processEvents CurrentEvents to kick off the events. Still the event queue is a property of the simulation run, I am a bit disappointed Simulation is not capable of running the events itself.

Am I on the right track?

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Yes, the Simulation computaion has no any deal with the event queue except for one thing: this computation creates an event queue instance, but it doesn't use it. The computation is not bound with any specific modeling time point, but the Simulation computation is related to the entire simulation run at once. Therefore, it is necessary to call some event handler at fhe final time point of simulation. Usually, there is no any problem with it if you use so called simulation experiments [1], which implies Monte Carlo method and charting. Such experiments do indeed call event handlers at the stop time themselves, which effects on the event queue. This all is a part of design. The Simulation computation must not call implicitly the event queue itself. This is an exclusive prerogative of the Event computation, which is designed specifically for working with the event queue.

[1] packages aivika-experiment and aivika-experiment-chart as described in my book about Aivika

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Thanks @dsorokin

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