Abstract
In some sense, the ENIAC needs no introduction. Essentially everyone in the computing field has heard of the machine and knows that it was a very early electronic computing system. Many have seen the small subsets of the ENIAC on display in various museums. A number of books have been written about it, e.g., [1] and [2] , and it is discussed in many others, e.g., [3] and [4] . However, some background is in order before discussing the details of the ENIAC’s operation and simulation.
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