Derek Slaughter

Which version of MATLAB are you using? I didn't see it listed in the thread, but i may have missed it. Check https://www.mathworks.com/support/requirements/previous-releases.html and see if it is compatible with...

@arthursfs `reg_test/r-test` points to a git submodule which is effectively a separate repository on GitHub. If you look at the top of the page from your screenshot, you'll see that...

@arthursfs Is it producing an error or still crashing Simulink? Can you verify that the `reg_tests/r-test/glue-codes/openfast/AOC_WSt/AOC_WSt.fst` input file and `reg_tests/r-test/glue-codes/openfast/AOC` directory exist?

Also, you'll need to make sure that MATLAB is in the `glue-codes/simulink/examples` directory when running `Run_OpenLoop.m` as it contains a relative path to the input files.

@rafmudaf Could you update the documentation for running the regression tests that use the `pyOpenFAST` module? It took me a bit to figure out that GitHub actions does `pip install...

@iurii-storozhenko The error message indicates that `libmappplib.a` library was originally compiled for x86-64 but is now being compiled for arm64. It looks like there's a mismatch in how these files...

@rafmudaf I agree that doing an editable install of the module makes sense, I didn't know this was possible. Maybe a note could be added in the test execution scripts...

Yes, you can run OpenFAST in debug in Visual Studio by opening the `FAST` solution file and selecting the `FAST` project as the `Startup Program`. Then, you will need to...

Yes, I meant the Debugging section, here's an example of settings to run one of the regression tests (assuming that you cloned the `r-test` submodule). 

While you can use the debugger to run OpenFAST even when compiled in the Release configuration, it will be slower than running it directly from the command line because the...