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Supported platforms
Alexander Herzog edited this page Nov 3, 2022
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Warteschlangensimulator requires a Java SE (Java Standard Edition) environment to be executed. Since no other platform-dependent components are mandatory for running the simulator, this means that it can theoretically be run on any system for which a Java SE environment is available.
Warteschlangensimulator has been officially tested in the following constellations and has been proven to work there:
| CPU architecture | Operating system | CLI mode | GUI mode | Tested Java environments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMD/Intel 64 bit (x64) | Windows 7-11 | yes | yes | Eclipse Temurin (Adoptium), IBM Semeru (OpenJ9), GraalVM CE, Amazon Corretto, Microsoft OpenJDK, Zulu OpenJDK |
| AMD/Intel 32 bit (x32) | Windows 7-11 | yes | yes | Eclipse Temurin (Adoptium) |
| AMD/Intel 64 bit (x64) | Linux (Ubuntu, Cent OS) | yes | yes | OpenJDK via repository |
| ARM 32 bit (ARM32) | Linux (Raspberry Pi OS) | yes | yes | OpenJDK via repository |
| ARM 64 bit (ARM64) | Linux (Raspberry Pi OS) | yes | yes | OpenJDK via repository |
| ARM 64 bit (ARM64) | Windows 11 on ARM | yes | yes | Microsoft ARM OpenJDK |
It has also been reported that Warteschlangensimulator can also be run successfully under MacOS. However, due to a lack of appropriate hardware, this could not yet be verified by the developer.