TINA 3.8.5 freeware

TINA, developed by Bernard Berthomieu and François Vernadat, is a powerful tool for modeling and analyzing systems using Petri nets and process algebra. Its intuitive interface allows users to create complex models effortlessly, while its robust analysis features provide insights into system behavior and performance. TINA supports various verification techniques, making it ideal for both academic research and industrial applications. With its versatility and depth, TINA stands out as a go-to so ... ...

Author Bernard Berthomieu, François Vernadat ...
Released 2024-12-01
Filesize 23.80 MB
Downloads 627
OS Windows All
Installation Instal And Uninstall
Keywords TINA, Automata, verification, Petri net editor, Model, modeling, software, Petri net, Petri nets
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TINA freeware - The Latest Versions History
3.8.5 Dec 1, 2024 New Release Struct tool refresh (all targets) yet more improvements of -Z[v]i options
Improved -Z[v]i treatment; fixed windows distributions (empty ndmount file)
Revised tina/sift/walk options -Z[v]i
9.3.200.277 Oct 4, 2018 New Release

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