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                                            Francesco Casella

Non-partial models which are not locally balanced should generate an error in the NF when checking and trying to simulate

@j-emils I agree with you in principle, if we had the proper balancing analysis implemented, as explained in [Section 4.7](https://specification.modelica.org/maint/3.6/class-predefined-types-and-declarations.html#balanced-models) of the MSL. As mentioned in [my previous comment](https://github.com/OpenModelica/OpenModelica/issues/8024#issuecomment-949743200), having...

Non-partial models which are not locally balanced should generate an error in the NF when checking and trying to simulate

No, it isn't. The concept is a bit more subtle. [Section 4.7](https://specification.modelica.org/maint/3.6/class-predefined-types-and-declarations.html#balanced-models) of the Modelica Language Specification states: > All non-partial model and block classes must be **locally** balanced Let...

Non-partial models which are not locally balanced should generate an error in the NF when checking and trying to simulate

Well, non partial Modelica.Fluid models can indeed be instantiated. They just need the Medium model to be redeclared from a partial one to a concrete one. If your definition of...

Buildings.Templates.Plants.Controls.StagingRotation.Validation.EquipmentEnable causes the runtime to crash due to buffer overflow

Adding @AndreaBartolini and @pavanrajhr to the loop

Buildings.Templates.Plants.Controls.StagingRotation.Validation.EquipmentEnable causes the runtime to crash due to buffer overflow

This is consistent with the fact that this issue popped up only recently

Issues when flattening ScalableTestGrids models with -d=mergeComponents

See #13006 for the first part, we keep this ticket for the second.

Buildings.Templates.Plants.Controls.StagingRotation.Validation.EquipmentEnable causes the runtime to crash due to buffer overflow

C/C++ is really a dangerous programming language 😅

Issues when flattening ScalableTestGrids models with -d=mergeComponents

@perost this issue seems to be a blocker for large power system models. Can you please confirm that the error: ``` Internal error NFComponentRef.mergeSubscripts failed because the subscripts {2} could...

Buildings.Templates.Plants.Controls.StagingRotation.Validation.EquipmentEnable causes the runtime to crash due to buffer overflow

@perost thanks for the analysis

Issues when flattening ScalableTestGrids models with -d=mergeComponents

OK, thanks! @phannebohm, @kabdelhak the ball is on your field now.