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The growing need for high-speed digital logic simulation is well-known and several special-purpose hardware architectures to provide this have, to date, been presented. This paper attempts to address the problems of high-speed simulation in a more systematic and detailed manner to achieve an enhanced performance from a simpler architecture. The proposed architecture is capable of providing all the facilities currently available in software logic simulators.