The recent Dymola 2023x Refresh 1 release provides a number of new features and improvements. I’m going to talk about a new built-in function which you may have missed, getDependentLibraries, that I’ve been using to check our libraries’ dependencies. Modelica Library Dependencies There are many Modelica Libraries available, covering...
In this blog post we look into the feasibility of manual library testing compared to a continuous integration process for library checking. Consider a very common scenario where one or more people are involved in model library development. Improvements and changes are made to components in the library each...
Testing of system models coupled to autonomous and human operators is something we do a lot of at Claytex. The system models need to be both representative of the characteristics and behaviour of the real world components, in addition to being fast and robust enough to simulate with minimal...
Modelica and Dymola provide library developers with methods to hide content from their users; some of which were discussed in this previous post Dymola Library Concealment – How to, and why? – Claytex. As developers we may use these concealment methods to protect our intellectual property, or we may...
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