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open-simulation-platform
OSP C++ co-simulation library
FMI 3.0 has been out for a long time, and FMI Library now has (alpha level) support for it too. We should start working towards supporting it. I propose a...
This feature is desired in the [OptiStress](https://www.sintef.no/en/projects/2023/optistress/) project, where we will need to simulate the same system many times in a loop with parameter variations. It will save a lot...
Required for #757. The following features are needed: - [x] functions to save, restore, and delete subsimulator states, corresponding to `fmi2{Get,Set,Free}FMUstate()` - [ ] functions to serialise and deserialise subsimulator...
Hei OSP maintainers, I joined DNV earlier this year and have been surprised a couple times with folks occasionally still using the master-slave terminology, which I heard is being used...
Currently, we only do CI builds using GCC 9 on Linux. To make life easier for our users, we should expand the compiler selection and host a greater variety of...
# NEED It should be possible to choose the step scheduling type, among at least full parallelism (legacy code), and cascading parallelism. The current chosen mode in the OSP is...
# NEED It should be possible to configure the step scheduling type, among at least full parallelism (the default one), and cascading (waterfall effect) parallelism, in the OspSystemStructure.xml file. #...
…ks ok, but output variable dispatch bug: mutex issue? taskflow is a thirdparty library: is it the right way to include it?
Steps to reproduce: Create an OspSystemStructure.xml with a simulator source URI e.g. `proxyfmu://localhost?file=Spring.fmu` . This runs fine on Linux but crashes on Windows
Both `slave` and `async_slave` have an `end_simulation()` function, but the higher-level and aggregate classes `simulator`, `algorithm` and `execution` do not. Instead, the lower-level `end_simulation()` calls are triggered by their destructors....