package KaSim

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module Efficiency : sig ... end

type progressBar = {

}

val default_progress : progressBar

type period =

type t

val create : 
  ?init_t:float ->
  ?init_e:int ->
  ?max_time:float ->
  ?max_event:int ->
  plot_period:period ->
  t

val reinitialize : t -> unit

val current_simulation_info : t -> unit Trace.Simulation_info.t

val next_story : t -> unit Trace.Simulation_info.t

val fill : 
  outputs:(Data.t -> unit) ->
  t ->
  dt:float ->
  (t -> Nbr.t array) ->
  unit

val one_time_advance : t -> float -> unit

val one_constructive_event : t -> bool

val one_clashing_instance_event : t -> bool

val one_no_more_unary_event : t -> bool

val one_no_more_binary_event : t -> bool

val one_time_correction_event : t -> Nbr.t -> bool

val inc_stories : t -> unit

val init_time : t -> float

val max_time : t -> float option

val max_events : t -> int option

val set_max_time : t -> float option -> unit

val set_max_events : t -> int option -> unit

val event_percentage : t -> int option

val time_percentage : t -> int option

val tracked_events : t -> int option

val positive_plot_period : t -> bool

val plot_period : t -> period

val set_plot_period : t -> period -> unit

val current_time : t -> float

val current_event : t -> int

val current_story : t -> int

val nb_null_event : t -> int

val consecutive_null_event : t -> int

val get_efficiency : t -> Efficiency.t

val print_efficiency : Format.formatter -> t -> unit

val tick : efficiency:bool -> progressBar -> t -> unit

val complete_progress_bar : t -> unit