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Lucian Smith wrote:
I am just starting to use the CellML DOM API in C++, and am running into
problems. Everything compiled fine (I'm using v1.6), but I seem to be
unable to declare 'Model' objects because they contain pure virtual
functions:
This code:
cellml_api::Model model;
Hi Lucian,
Hi Dom
You can identify the equation by adding "IDs" to all of the MathML
namespaces and reloading the model into PCEnv.
Alternatively/as well as you can right click on the name of the model
in the left hand pane and click "validate". There should be a list of
errors/warnings in the righ
Using PCEnv 0.6rc1, I get the following error:
"Equation with no id on the apply or math element"
PCEnv (as far as I can see) gives no information about which equation is
responsible, and the error message is absolutely unintelligible to me.
Can anyone translate this error into plain English
I am just starting to use the CellML DOM API in C++, and am running into
problems. Everything compiled fine (I'm using v1.6), but I seem to be
unable to declare 'Model' objects because they contain pure virtual
functions:
This code:
cellml_api::Model model;
gives me the error:
src/module.c
