OMSimulator

OpenModelica FMI & TLM based simulator

Dependencies

• cmake
• Boost (system, filesystem, program_options)
• 3rdParty subproject
  • FMILibrary
  • Lua
  • PugiXML
  • SUNDIALS CVODE
  • SUNDIALS KINSOL

Compilation

Linux

1. configure OMSimulator

   make config-3rdParty
   make config-OMSimulator

2. build OMSimulator

   make OMSimulator

Windows

The following versions of MS Visual Studio are supported:

• MS Visual Studio 2015 [Win64]:
  • configWinVS14.bat
  • buildWinVS14.bat
• MS Visual Studio 2017 [Win64]:
  • configWinVS15.bat
  • buildWinVS15.bat

It is not strictly required to install the full Visual Studio IDE. The batch scripts only require the Visual C++ 2015 Build Tools which are also available as a leaner standalone package, which can be downloaded from Microsoft.

1. install boost 1.63 (or 1.64 for VS 2017)

   • Download and install precompiled boost libs, e.g. from this source
   • Set environment variable BOOST_ROOT to install path, e.g:
     • BOOST_ROOT=C:\local\boost_1_63_0

2. configure OMSimulator

   configWinVS14.bat

3. build OMSimulator

   buildWinVS14.bat

Working with the repository

OMSimulator.git is a superproject. Clone the project using:

MY_FORK=MyGitHubUserName ; git clone https://github.com/OpenModelica/OMSimulator.git --recursive && (cd OMSimulator && git remote set-url --push origin https://github.com/$MY_FORK/OMSimulator.git && git submodule foreach --recursive 'git remote set-url --push origin `git config --get remote.origin.url | sed s,^.*/,https://github.com/'$MY_FORK'/,`')

If you are a developer and want to track the latest heads, use:

# After cloning
git submodule foreach --recursive "git checkout master"
# To update; you will need to merge each submodule, but your changes will remain
git submodule foreach --recursive "git pull"

In order to push to the repository, you will push to your own fork of OMSimulator.git, OMSimulator-testsuite.git, etc. You will need to create a fork of each repository that you want to push to (by clicking the Fork button in the GitHub web interface).