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Modelica

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SomptingGuy (Automotive)
6 Aug 12 5:38
Any Modelica jockeys here?

My day job has recently been redirected towards Modelica and I wondered if engineers actually speak this language.

- Steve
GregLocock (Automotive)
6 Aug 12 17:48
No, but please let me know how you get on. I asked some rather basic questions and got such a frosty response I decided to bide my time.

Cheers

Greg Locock


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SomptingGuy (Automotive)
7 Aug 12 5:16
I downloaded a Windows install of OpenModelica (https://www.openmodelica.org) which seems to perform exactly as advertised. I also have the Fritzon book (https://www.modelica.org/news_items/fritzson_book) which is a nice introduction. Then of course there is the language standard (https://www.modelica.org/documents/ModelicaSpec33....), quite a readable document.

It's looking good so far. I have managed to get the OpenModelica compiled executables to co-simulate with our own programs - there is a relativley simple external (C)interface, once you've got your head around it.

- Steve
SomptingGuy (Automotive)
11 Sep 12 4:25
Things are moving on.

But it does seem that:

a) This language is too new to be trusted. Vendors support subsets of it and add extentions.
b) To do anything really useful requires writing external C functions.

OMC is good. A recommended download.

- Steve
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