There should be a call to

fmi1Functions.fmi1Set*

in the equation section for your input variables right after

flowTime = fmi1Functions.fmi1SetTime(fmi1me, time);

I can't tell more without seeing the code.

Adeel.

I see these declarations in the equation section

  flowControl = fmi1Functions.fmi1DoStep(fmi1cs, time, communicationStepSize, true);

  {theOutput} = fmi1Functions.fmi1GetReal(fmi1cs, {1.0}, flowControl);

but no fmi1Set*

Here is the imported modeldescription.xml

http://pastebin.com/cn2yb2kt

and here is the generated .mo-file from the import

http://pastebin.com/W9MSYQWc

Ahh you are trying to import a co-simulation FMU. This is not fully done yet.
Try adding the following line,

{theInput} = fmi1Functions.fmi1SetReal(fmi1cs, {0.0}, {theInput});

before doStep. Add a trac ticket about it. We don't fully support co-simulation import.

Adeel.

Hi. I am a new user in openmodelica. I woulld like to know how do yo get this fmu file for Co-simulation by using openmodelica.
When i am trying to export a model , i get a fum file for ModelExchange.
Can you help me please ?

PS: i use the version 1.9.1Beta2

I currently get my CoSimulation FMU from another non-modelica export tool. But I am also very interested in exporting CoSimulation modules from OpenModelica when this is available.

Thank you for replying.

So i can guess it is not yet  available ?

Hello,

I noticed the recent released of the latest OpenModelica version (1.9.3) which has a "further improved FMI 2.0 co-simulation support". I installed it and tried to export a Co-Sim FMU 2.0 but I obtained a Model-Exchange FMU 2.0. I looked for an answer in previous forum posts, documentation and papers (that are well detailed in some cases, thank you!) but I did not find answers that could solve my issue.

I am still a rookie with OpenModelica, so is it possible that I missed examples or tutorials?
I understood that your team is still working on FMI 2.0, but is an export of a co-simulation FMU 2.0 possible?
Is it the nature of the modelica model that determine the kind of the FMU between 'Model Exchange ' and 'Co-simulation' or is some special lines needed in the generation code?

Could someone help me on this?

Pierre

PS: I would like to give thanks to the OpenModelica team for its work and documentation.

FMI-CoSimulation export is on the way, I'm testing it now and hopefully we'll have it next week.


We would need to do some changes to OMEdit to support export of FMI for CoSimulation as currently there is only support for ModelExchange.

Fine, alright!