High-level Architecture (simulation) - Technical Overview

Technical Overview

A high-level architecture consists of the following components:

  • Interface specification, that defines how HLA compliant simulators interact with the Run-Time Infrastructure (RTI). The RTI provides a programming library and an application programming interface (API) compliant to the interface specification.
  • Object model template (OMT), that specifies what information is communicated between simulations, and how it is documented.
  • Rules, that simulations must obey in order to be compliant to the standard.

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