Elena Shmoylova

I think DimensionTest2 is valid because again I interpret it as each with respect to where each is written. You have: ``` model DimensionTest2 type B = Real[2]; B b[3](each...

@henrikt-ma: > Good question. It somehow reminded me of model `E` in the specification, which I'd like to extend as follows: > > ``` > model E > B b[2](each...

I thought that the variability check would be first performed on records (r1 is continuous and so is RHS) and then based on the rule in [6.7](https://specification.modelica.org/master/interface-or-type-relationships.html#type-compatible-expressions), it would just...

> Note that the specification is at least rather clearly stating that the component variability of the record components is discrete-time: https://specification.modelica.org/master/class-predefined-types-and-declarations.html#variability-of-structured-entities My interpretation of that rule (backed up by...

Can we revisit it soon? The new Apple architecture is more common. For what FMI has at the moment see 2.5.1.4.1 Platform Tuple Definition in https://fmi-standard.org/docs/3.0-dev/#structure-of-zip (@maplesoft-fmigroup)

There are no pre-defined units with fractional exponents in Maple's Units package. But, according to the colleague who maintains it, it was explicitly made to support them, if they come...

I feel like the proposal states that it wants to clarify the issues while it actually introduces a new feature. The main point that I take away upon reading this...

> As mentioned in comments above, I see two easy ways to get back the essence of the old intuition about parameters with declaration equation. If possible, I'd like to...

I agree that it would be better to discuss this PR in the language group meeting before adding more commits. Barring any other family emergencies, I should attend the next...

It was just pointed out to me that in FMI there is `calculatedParameter`: > "calculatedParameter": A data value that is constant during the simulation and is computed during initialization or...