Hi,
You can use a function called buildModel(same arguments as simulate)
This will build your model, generate an executable and everything
needed but will not call the executable. You could then just
call it from the script with system("Model.exe") if you want.
We also plan to support loading of libraries using flags when
calling omc. Something like: omc +load=Lib1,Lib2,Lib3 +s Model.
Cheers,
Adrian Pop/
[email protected] wrote:
Hi,
I have issues with creating the OpenModelica C code for a model in an
automatical manner.
I can use omc on the command line, like `omc +s model.mo`. But the
model has to be *total*, i.e. no Modelica types can be used unless by
copying the relevant code directly into the model. Are there plans to
change that in the near future?
Instead, I can write a mos script file. There I first load the
Modelica library, all dependent models and finally the model to
compile. Then I can produce the code by calling either
`translateModel` or `simulate` in the script. But I don't really want
to simulate it at that time. Rather just create the code. So that
leaves only `translateModel`, which doesn't produce the
model_init.txt file. Is that intended? I take it the code depends on
the init file. Are there other means for creating the init file? Or
even for creating the code?
Regards, Alexander
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