Adeel Asghar

> In some cases several error messages arre displayed. > > If, for instance I open Modelica.Electrical.PowerConverters.ThreePhasetwoLevel_PWM and choose "show model" on multiPhase2Level > > I get several error messages:...

> Another comment. Hierarchical editing would be very useful also in plotting perspective, as an helper to choose output variables to plot. Is it possible to enable it also there?...

Please share a test model.

Is already there. I had a chat with @dietmarw yesterday.

Is already in my to-do list.

>> Also, is gcc installed by default on the Windows installation? > In fact, I guess we've removed that, at least from the GUI `Tools->Options->Simulation->C Compiler` @adrpo tried to fix...

Looks like the [linearize](https://openmodelica.org/doc/OpenModelicaUsersGuide/latest/scripting_api.html#linearize) API have same interface as simulate. So it makes sense to kind of integrate it in the existing simulation GUI interface. I will investigate more how...

Please provide a simple model with example.

Seems like an issue with our unit parser module. [convertUnits](https://build.openmodelica.org/Documentation/OpenModelica.Scripting.convertUnits.html) API returns, ``` convertUnits("rad/s","Hz") (true,1,0) ``` I guess it is because we have, https://github.com/OpenModelica/OpenModelica/blob/master/OMCompiler/Compiler/runtime/unitparser.cpp#L816 `addDerived("frequency", "hertz", "Hz", "s-1", Rational(0), Rational(1),...

Maybe we should have started with the real use-case :smile: The issue was that the actual component declaration doesn't have any modification. PR #13536 checks if there is a modification...