Hi guys,
I have been out for a while, but reading this topic again raised a question:
If I understand well, when the simulation starts, the Xcos engine creates
all the blocks' structures, one for each block I guess, allocating memory
for the block at this moment.
But the Scilab engine can
nd x variables) call the function, sync the outcomes.
Regards,
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Clément
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on ? Would
it help ? That would require to rewrite vartosci() and createblklist() with a
iterator approach instead of append.
Regards,
Eric
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Eric
> Message du 09/04/18 15:27
> De : "Clément David"
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> Objet : Re: [Scilab-Dev] New xcos blocks executing scilab primitive functions
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> Hello Eric,
>
> As described in some guides [1][2], the in
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> > > Message du 09/04/18 09:37
> > > De : "Clément David" <clement.da...@esi-group.com>
> > > A : "dev@lists.scilab.org" <dev@lists.scilab.org>
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> De : "Clément David"
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> Hi Eric and welcome :)
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> Nice to have some power users (and maybe futur developers) using big Xcos
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Hi Eric and welcome :)
Nice to have some power users (and maybe futur developers) using big Xcos
models, Xcos in 6.0.x have
some issues only visible on big diagrams and we currently do not spend too much
time benchmarking
it.
About the scifunc vs Superbloc vs C++ implementation speedup, the
Hi,
I am new to scilab, and I am not a developper, but I fear I may become one
because of Scilab :-;
I am on windows 7 /64, and installed some recent versions.
I created a physic model (chemical process with compositions, streams, etc.)
from a script and used xcos to solve it, only using
