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Hi,
my intention is to change a parameter of a component through the _init.xml:
The model is declared as:
Code:
model ModelA
...
parameter Types.ActivePower PRefConst = 0
...
Types.ActivePower PRef(nominal = SNom) = PRefConst
...
end ModelA;
During the instantiation of ModelA, the PRefConst is assigned to a value:
Code:
model_a ModelA(..., PRefConst = 14.9e6, ...);
In the compiled C code, it can be noticed that the PRefConst's value is assigned hard-coded:
Code:
/*
equation index: 6068
type: SIMPLE_ASSIGN
model_a .PRefConst = 14900000.0
*/
void modelName_eqFunction_6068(DATA *data, threadData_t *threadData)
{
TRACE_PUSH
const int equationIndexes[2] = {1,6068};
data->simulationInfo->realParameter[1565] /* model_a .PRefConst PARAM */ = 14900000.0;
TRACE_POP
}
/*
equation index: 6067
type: SIMPLE_ASSIGN
model_a .PRef = model_a .PRefConst
*/
void modelName_eqFunction_6067(DATA *data, threadData_t *threadData)
{
TRACE_PUSH
const int equationIndexes[2] = {1,6067};
data->simulationInfo->realParameter[1564] /* model_a .PRef PARAM */ = data->simulationInfo->realParameter[1565] /* model_a .PRefConst PARAM */;
TRACE_POP
}
So that in the end even I chang the value of PRefConst in the _init.xml file, the value of PRef is still 14900000.0, because it is already assigned by the original PRefConst's value in the C code. How can I avoid this? Maybe through some options in preOptModules or postOptModules?
My current preOptModules is set to
Code:
setPreOptModules("normalInlineFunction,expandDerOperator,clockPartitioning,findStateOrder,inlineArrayEqn,encapsulateWhenConditions")
Please close this Post, it somehow worked now
Update: I added the installation path to the environment varialble before the build, and now it works. I guess it's because I have an omc of version v1.16 already built and added to the environment varialble.
As described in the title, I wish to build the OM compiler on a linux server for simulation. But it failed to build the omc
The distribution of the server is:
Distributor ID: CentOS
Description: CentOS Linux release 7.7.1908 (Core)
Release: 7.7.1908
commands I used before building:
Code:
: 1589205069:86;git clone https://github.com/OpenModelica/OpenModelica OpenModelica_v1_14
: 1589205191:0;cd OpenModelica_v1_14
: 1589205199:13;git checkout v1.14.1
: 1589205238:106;git submodule update --init --recursive
: 1589205470:1;autoconf
: 1589205489:24;./configure --prefix=$HOME/usr/openmodelica_v1_14 CC=clang CXX=clang++
: 1589205518:191;make -j 32 omc
I recorded the log after running make -j 32 omc, in the following I picked out all the error messages (omitted extra directory and replaced them with "$HOME"),
Code:
2 errors out of 2 messages:
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/DynamicOptimization.mo:758:3-758:25:writable] Error: Duplicate elements:
DAE.FunctionTree funcs.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/DynamicOptimization.mo:32:2-979:24:writable] Error: Failed to compile all functions in package DynamicOptimization.
$HOME/usr/openmodelica/bin/omc -g=MetaModelica -n=1 build/TplParser.stamp.mos
Code:
2 errors out of 2 messages:
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmMemory.mo:2716:5-2716:83:writable] Error: Duplicate elements:
Integer nodeIdx.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmMemory.mo:31:1-3657:16:writable] Error: Failed to compile all functions in package HpcOmMemory.
Code:
2 errors out of 9 messages:
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:4963:9-4963:47:writable] Notification: taskLst:=listAppend(taskLst, _) has the first argument in the "wrong" order.
It is very slow to keep appending a linked list (scales like O(N²)).
Consider building the list in the reverse order in order to improve performance (scales like O(N) even if you need to reverse a lot of lists). Use annotation __OpenModelica_DisableListAppendWarning=true to disable this message for a certain assignment.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:4966:9-4966:67:writable] Notification: outgoingDepTasks:=listAppend(outgoingDepTasks, _) has the first argument in the "wrong" order.
It is very slow to keep appending a linked list (scales like O(N²)).
Consider building the list in the reverse order in order to improve performance (scales like O(N) even if you need to reverse a lot of lists). Use annotation __OpenModelica_DisableListAppendWarning=true to disable this message for a certain assignment.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:4378:9-4378:45:writable] Notification: clusters:=listAppend(clusters, _) has the first argument in the "wrong" order.
It is very slow to keep appending a linked list (scales like O(N²)).
Consider building the list in the reverse order in order to improve performance (scales like O(N) even if you need to reverse a lot of lists). Use annotation __OpenModelica_DisableListAppendWarning=true to disable this message for a certain assignment.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:3178:9-3178:43:writable] Notification: tasks:=listAppend(tasks, _) has the first argument in the "wrong" order.
It is very slow to keep appending a linked list (scales like O(N²)).
Consider building the list in the reverse order in order to improve performance (scales like O(N) even if you need to reverse a lot of lists). Use annotation __OpenModelica_DisableListAppendWarning=true to disable this message for a certain assignment.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:2998:9-2998:76:writable] Notification: outgoingDepTasks:=listAppend(outgoingDepTasks, _) has the first argument in the "wrong" order.
It is very slow to keep appending a linked list (scales like O(N²)).
Consider building the list in the reverse order in order to improve performance (scales like O(N) even if you need to reverse a lot of lists). Use annotation __OpenModelica_DisableListAppendWarning=true to disable this message for a certain assignment.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:3013:9-3013:52:writable] Notification: tmpNodeList:=listAppend(tmpNodeList, _) has the first argument in the "wrong" order.
It is very slow to keep appending a linked list (scales like O(N²)).
Consider building the list in the reverse order in order to improve performance (scales like O(N) even if you need to reverse a lot of lists). Use annotation __OpenModelica_DisableListAppendWarning=true to disable this message for a certain assignment.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:3038:9-3038:52:writable] Notification: tmpNodeList:=listAppend(tmpNodeList, _) has the first argument in the "wrong" order.
It is very slow to keep appending a linked list (scales like O(N²)).
Consider building the list in the reverse order in order to improve performance (scales like O(N) even if you need to reverse a lot of lists). Use annotation __OpenModelica_DisableListAppendWarning=true to disable this message for a certain assignment.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:2899:3-2899:36:writable] Error: Duplicate elements:
HpcOmSimCode.Schedule tmpSchedule.
[$HOME/OpenModelica_v1_14/OMCompiler/Compiler/BackEnd/HpcOmScheduler.mo:31:1-6818:19:writable] Error: Failed to compile all functions in package HpcOmScheduler.
Can anyone help me with is? Many thanks in advance! 
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