Lew Rossman

@allenmlowe can you please submit an example that demonstrates the behavior you describe. Thanks.

Thanks @allenmlowe for the example. I had tested some of my own and didn't see any problem. What's happening in this network is that there's a pipe connected to Tank...

@allenmlowe your last example has a pump connecting a Reservoir to a Tank. When EPANET checks to see if a link should be closed if it tries to send water...

Picky comment: the new functions don't follow the practice of using all lower case for API function names. Also, can ENsetreportcallback(void (*callback)(void *userData, void *EN_projectHandle, char*) and ENsetreportcallbackuserdata(void *userData) functions...

To avoid the file limit we could use the same approach as is currently done for preprocessing rainfall data files, namely write the contents of each time series file one...

I could not reproduce this behavior for the following file (it ran successfully): ``` [TITLE] ;;Project Title/Notes [OPTIONS] ;;Option Value FLOW_UNITS CFS INFILTRATION HORTON FLOW_ROUTING STEADY LINK_OFFSETS DEPTH MIN_SLOPE 0...

I put some debug statements into the code and ran the `sewer_rdii_problem` dataset. The issue seems to be an actual case of insufficient memory available to setup the RDII system...

@bemcdonnell I just re-compiled the command line version of SWMM for 64-bits and the RDII example ran successfully. I agree that 64-bit is the future, but right now I simply...

The fix recommended by @Tiehong was implemented in release 5.1.014. However the change in how the `uniformLossRate `was applied to a conduit's end nodes was producing incorrect results so in...

The fix works OK for the example project supplied, but what happens with the following sequence of hourly cumulative rainfall: ``` Hour: 0 1 2 3 4 Rain: 1 1.2...