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Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

#3307  Permalink Top

Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-22-13 06:53:57

Hello!

I'm trying to do a simulation using the Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine component, but I am obtaining the following errors:


Translation    00:37:26        0:0-0:0    Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createSimCode failed [Transformation from optimised DAE to simulation code structure failed]
Translation    00:37:26        0:0-0:0    Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed
Translation    00:37:26        0:0-0:0    Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {403:460}
Translation    00:37:26        0:0-0:0    Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {403:460}


I believe I have a problem with my compiler but I have no ideia on how to fix it.

I am very new in the use of Modelica programming and  would appreciate any help of somebody who have already experienced this type of error and could give me any hint to solve this problem.

Thank you very much.

#3308  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-22-13 08:29:01

You're posting the wrong error-messages. The ones at the top are usually more relevant:

Code:

    messages = "Simulation failed for model: Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Error: Internal error Inverse Algorithm needs to be solved for {s[1].inductance.Lm[2,1],s[1].inductance.Lm[4,4],s[1].inductance.Lm[4,1],s[1].inductance.Lm[2,2],s[1].inductance.Lm[2,3],s[1].inductance.Lm[2,4],s[1].inductance.Lm[3,1],s[1].inductance.Lm[3,2],s[1].inductance.Lm[1,3],s[1].inductance.Lm[3,3],s[1].inductance.Lm[3,4],s[1].inductance.Lm[1,1],s[1].inductance.Lm[1,4],s[1].inductance.Lm[4,2],s[1].inductance.Lm[1,2],s[1].inductance.Lm[4,3]} in   for s in 1:4 loop

    for z in 1:4 loop

      s.inductance.Lm[1, z, s] := if z >= s then s[1].inductance.L[4 * s - 4 + z - div((-1 + s) * s, 2)] else s[1].inductance.Lm[s, z];

    end for;

  end for;

. This has not been implemented yet.

#3310  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-23-13 04:06:25

I posted the first four messages I received in the message window. Is there any other place where I can check for error messages ?

I am sending a link from which  anyone interested can download the model I am trying to simulate. It's very simple, I just added four sine voltage sources and resistors to the M_Oline model, once I am still learning how to use the Modelica.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pgccfvgn7cx9e … on_Line.mo

Thank you, sjoelund.se, for your reply.

Kind Regards,

Ariadne.

#3311  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-23-13 09:19:14

simulate(transmission_Line);getErrorString(); returns:

Code:

record SimulationResult

    resultFile = "",

    simulationOptions = "startTime = 0.0, stopTime = 1.0, numberOfIntervals = 500, tolerance = 0.000001, method = 'dassl', fileNamePrefix = 'transmission_Line', storeInTemp = false, noClean = false, options = '', outputFormat = 'mat', variableFilter = '.*', measureTime = false, cflags = '', simflags = ''",

    messages = "Simulation failed for model: transmission_Line

Error: Internal error Inverse Algorithm needs to be solved for {m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[1,2],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[3,2],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[4,1],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[3,1],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[3,4],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[2,1],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[4,2],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[2,2],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[2,4],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[3,3],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[1,1],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[4,3],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[1,3],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[1,4],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[4,4],m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[2,3]} in   for s in 1:4 loop

    for z in 1:4 loop

      m_oline1.s.inductance.Lm[1, z, s] := if z >= s then m_oline1.s[1].inductance.L[4 * s - 4 + z - div((-1 + s) * s, 2)] else m_oline1.s[1].inductance.Lm[s, z];

    end for;

  end for;

. This has not been implemented yet.



Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createSingleAlgorithmCode failed!

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component Algorithm 340 {1140, 1132, 1129, 1133, 1130, 1137, 1128, 1136, 1134, 1131, 1141, 1127, 1139, 1138, 1126, 1135}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component Algorithm 340 {1140, 1132, 1129, 1133, 1130, 1137, 1128, 1136, 1134, 1131, 1141, 1127, 1139, 1138, 1126, 1135}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {345:1150}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {345:1150}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {346:1151}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {346:1151}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {347:1152}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {347:1152}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {348:1153}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {348:1153}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {349:1154}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {349:1154}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {350:1155}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {350:1155}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {352:1156}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {352:1156}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {353:1157}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {353:1157}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {351:1158}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {351:1158}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {354:1159}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {354:1159}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {355:1160}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {355:1160}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {357:1161}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {357:1161}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {358:1162}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {358:1162}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createOdeSystem failed for component {356:1163}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed for component {356:1163}

Error: Internal error ./Compiler/BackEnd/SimCodeUtil.mo: function createEquationsForSystem1 failed

...

#3312  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-24-13 04:14:49

I am sorry, I don't know what this error means.

I've searched  the internet for an example which applies the M-Oline model but I found nothing. Also, there wasn't  anything in Peter Fritzon's book that I could use to help solve that problem, therefore, I am completely lost.

Do you have any idea about what is causing these errors, or where I could search for help ?

Kind Regards,

Ariadne.

#3313  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-24-13 10:25:55

I found what is causing it...
Change M_Transformer to

Code:

equation

  for s in 1:N loop

     for z in 1:N loop

       Lm[z,s] = if (z>=s) then L[(s-1)*N+z-div((s-1)*s,2)] else Lm[s,z];

     end for;

  end for;

Instead of algorithm, and it works... I'll submit a bug-report to modelica.org since there is no good reason to keep it an algorithm.

#3315  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-27-13 07:43:16

Dear sjoelund.se,

I haven't been able to test your solution yet because I am having trouble finding a way to edit the M_transformer model.

I tried to create a new library with a copy of the M_transformer model that had the correction you suggest, but I keep receiving error messages when I try to use my new library. How did you edit the M_transformer model in a way that it can be used in the M_oline model ? Did you use the OMedit to apply that changes ?

Kind Regards,

Ariadne

#3316  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-27-13 08:27:48

No, I opened nano and edited the system library.

#3317  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Mar-27-13 08:28:48

Also, based on the comments in https://trac.modelica.org/Modelica/tick … #comment:1 this will possibly be the default behaviour in the to-be released version of MSL 3.2.1 (we ship a development version).

#3333  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Apr-01-13 20:49:58

Dear sjoelund.se,

I used nano to edit the system's library and now the error I reported seems to be fixed. But now, I am receiving another error, which I present below:

Code:

 Translation    14:27:29        0:0-0:0    Error building simulator. Buildlog: falign-functions -msse2 -mfpmath=sse   -I"C:/OpenModelica1.9.0//include/omc" -I. -L"C:/Users/Usuario/Documents/OpenModelica"   -c -o Multiple_Lines.o Multiple_Lines.c

'falign-functions' it's not recognized as an internal  or external command, operable program or batch file

mingw32-make: [Multiple_Lines.o] Error 1 (ignored)

falign-functions -msse2 -mfpmath=sse   -I"C:/OpenModelica1.9.0//include/omc" -I. -L"C:/Users/Usuario/Documents/OpenModelica"   -c -o Multiple_Lines_records.o Multiple_Lines_records.c

'falign-functions' it's not recognized as an internal  or external command, operable program or batch file

mingw32-make: [Multiple_Lines_records.o] Error 1 (ignored)

g++ -I. -o Multiple_Lines.exe Multiple_Lines.o Multiple_Lines_records.o -I"C:/OpenModelica1.9.0//include/omc" -I. -L"C:/Users/Usuario/Documents/OpenModelica"  -L"C:/Users/Usuario/Documents/OpenModelica"     -falign-functions -msse2 -mfpmath=sse   -L"C:/OpenModelica1.9.0//lib/omc" -Wl,--stack,0x2000000,-rpath,'C:/OpenModelica1.9.0//lib/omc' -lSimulationRuntimeC   -linteractive  -lregex -lexpat -lgc  -static-libgcc -luuid -lole32 -lws2_32 -lsundials_kinsol -lsundials_nvecserial -llapack-mingw -Wl,-Bstatic -lf2c -Wl,-Bdynamic

g++: Multiple_Lines.o: No such file or directory

g++: Multiple_Lines_records.o: No such file or directory

mingw32-make: *** [omc_main_target] Error 1

I don't know if the error was caused because I am not a Linux user  and  I used Cygwin to run nano and  then edit the system's library. Also, I  had never used nano before, so I don't know if I commited some mistake. Do you know what could be the source of the problem ?

I am sorry for keeping asking you so many questions, but at the moment I have no one else to help me.

Thank you very much.

#3377  Permalink Top

Re: Problems simulating Modelica.Electrical.Analog.Lines.M_OLine

Apr-12-13 03:19:29

Hi!

I was able to change the M_transformer code using MDT plugin, which, by the way, is very easy to install. After that, I was able to run my simulation, but only in a 32 bit Windows. When I try to run the same simulation in a 64 bit Windows I receive the error reported in my last post. Could this really be the source of the problem ?

I was thinking of using a 32 bit virtual machine to solve the problem. But.. Does anyone one know if there is a simpler solution ?


Regards,

Ariadne

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