Bryant E. McDonnell

@michelleannesimon, I think if you zip the file up and drop it in here, then we can download it.

@michelleannesimon, Thanks for sharing this document. The open source community at OWA is very excited to engage in this process!

@dickinsonre and @lrossman, realizing this would potentially alter results, have you tried compiling with 64bit compiler? This would for sure solve this particular issue since the addressable memory space would...

@Tiehong, for big models run for long periods with lots of control points this will add an enormous amount of lines to a report file. There will be a value...

@dickinsonre, yes you raise a good point. I forgot that the values only get reported when they have changed. So where I was coming from with my comment is approaching...

@LRossman, I hope I'm not being presumptuous with this idea but it feels like there is an active development community around OWA-SWMM more than any other place. How do you...

@lrossman, let me fix that. I’ll update the permissions today!

@BrianN92, the only way we can run multiple models in one "instance" of Python is to make OWA-SWMM re-entrant and thread safe. This is a big lift with issues of...

https://github.com/OpenWaterAnalytics/Stormwater-Management-Model/blob/4ce7352511157bd4b635ee80a005e47ff21cd23d/src/toolkitAPI.c#L739-L788 To confirm @jennwuu, yes. There is a validation step required to make this work. Sorry that I opened up that function before finishing it! @xiang3874264, Do you have the...

@stroutm @abhiramm7 Do you like this as a logo? :-D