Hi,

I do not understand exactly what do you mean.

If you want to create a GUI of your own, I believe that OpenModelica does not support that. However, it makes something even more interesting - it creates c code library and even compiles it to an exe. This app could be then executed by your application and simulation results used in your very own way.

If any user interface, where you can twiddle the parameters, is enough, then proprietary environments such as Dymola or MAthModelica support that for sure.

I am now not sure about the opensource SimForge for Modelica, but I think that some Eclipse plugin should allow that.

rgrds,
F.

We do have a interactive simulation feature that was added recently to the Subversion.
You can view variables interactively and change the input parameters interactively.

Check the latest OpenModelica Users/System guides:
http://openmodelica.org/svn/OpenModelica/trunk/doc/
user: anonymous
pass: none  <--- write "none" here.

You can contact Parham <DOT> Vasaiely <AT> informatik <DOT> haw-hamburg <DOT> de
to find out more about the feature. He is also working on integrating it into an Eclipse plugin if he didn't do it already .

The feature is not yet included in the 1.5.0-RC3 release.

Cheers,
Adrian Pop/

Hi,I want to know how I can  create a c code library and even compiles it to an exe.I have never seen it in the tutorial . Thank you !