It's weird that SimForge doesn't at least read the environment variables to set it up automatically.

Use your $OPENMODELICAHOME and $OPENMODELICALIBRARY
/usr and /usr/share/omlibrary/modelicalib by default. Note that it asks for the path containing bin/omc, and that modelicalib contains more libraries than just MSL2.2.

However, it seems SimForge needs LD_LIBRARY_PATH for the Windows version to work. The Linux version of omc does not use libmico, since it's not part of the Ubuntu distribution.

sjoelund.se wrote:

It's weird that SimForge doesn't at least read the environment variables to set it up automatically.

Use your $OPENMODELICAHOME and $OPENMODELICALIBRARY
/usr and /usr/share/omlibrary/modelicalib by default. Note that it asks for the path containing bin/omc, and that modelicalib contains more libraries than just MSL2.2.

However, it seems SimForge needs LD_LIBRARY_PATH for the Windows version to work. The Linux version of omc does not use libmico, since it's not part of the Ubuntu distribution.

Thank you for your quick answer it solves some of the problems. The OPENMODELICAHOME and the OPENMODELICALIBRARY are checked correct from the SimForge GUI.

But the check failed with the result that libmico.so couldn't be found (the other two are good).

The command "find -name libmico.so" in the dir / ends with no success. So I guess you're right this file doesn't exist on ubuntu, but how can I tell this SimForge

Thank you again for your quick help

Greetings
lrohr

I'd guess "touch /usr/local/lib/libmico.so" would suffice.

Hi yap looks like this works. No Errors I also can start a project.

Have to play around with it for some time to get used to it. I worked already with Dymola which looks a bit different. So maybe tomorrow I find the time to try some simple examples.

Thanks a lot, maybe someone can write it in the installation howto, maybe it helps someone else...