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C++ reference implementation of the Distributed Co-Simulation Protocol (DCP)

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I built the DCPLib examples using steps I documented in #62. However, when I try to build the examples with debug options using CMake, I get errors for both master...

Hey, so I am running the script `build_mingw.sh` and I got the following error: `-- Could NOT find ZIP (missing: ZIP_LIBRARY ZIP_INCLUDE_DIR) ` since on ubuntu I have this library,...

Hey, so I have encountered one problem with dcplib use and synchronization: - If I have 2 slaves with FMU (low complexity model) that exchange information -> result plots are...

Hi, i would like to ask you if the DCP implementation with DCPLib might be possible in other Linux distributions such as CentOS, Rocky Linux, etc. (other than Ubuntu). Thank...

I don't know if this is the right place to ask this. But I'm trying to use the DCPLib, in particular i'd like to use a NS-3 simulation as a...

Some libraries have different names/case in vcpkg (for windows). Added copying of XML file to TARGET_FILE_DIR for master examples. in folder dependencies: * vcpkg will be installed locally - user...

build_docker.sh: Create docker image containing a freshly built DCPLib with necessary dependencies preinstalled. Change $OS to choose base image and $VER to choose version. Currently supported base images: redhat_ubi{8,9}, rockylinux{8,9},...

Hi there, I'm trying to recreate the examples provided in the repo, but unfortunately, those for the slaves are not building on my machine. Weirdly, the DCPLib and the examples...

`DcpPduType` seems to be undefined with some compilers, causing an error on this line: `value = to_string(*((DcpPduType*)(payload + offset)));` Including the file directly should solve this problem (as is already...

The `ipToString()` function is defined in its header file, which causes multiple declaration errors if the header is included by multiple source files. Making it `inline` solves this. The alternative...