The @RISK Developer's Kit (the RDK) allows you to develop simulation models in C, Visual Basic or other programming languages. If desired, these models can use the standard @RISK Results application for graphing and displaying simulation results.
The @RISK Developer's Kit has two available methods for developing applications – the DLL Interface (the RDK) and the ActiveX Interface (the RDKX). A separate Reference Guide is included for each method.
The @RISK Developer's Kit also contains a copy of the BestFit Developer's Kit (the BDK) which allows you to fit probability distributions to data in programs written in C, Visual Basic or other programming languages. The BDK can be used to select probability distributions to be used in an RDK model based on historical or sample data. The BDK also has two available methods for developing applications – the DLL Interface (the BDK) and the ActiveX Interface (the BDKX). A separate BDK Reference Guide is included for each method.