Otto Tronarp
Otto Tronarp
I miss a general description of the annotation, like where is it allowed (in the example it's on the top-level package and on external functions, but can it be any...
I think that the idea of a portable FMU import is good and that there are use cases for it , but I think that I would rather see it...
When (if?) this is revisted, one could also consider to standardize a location for universal macOS binaries (which doesn't seem to be defined for FMI 3).
Having parameters whose values are not used anywhere and are not supposed to be used anywhere in models with the only motivation that tools might want to use them sounds...
In the discussion above it sounds like the location is assumed to be given by a modelica URI. If that's the case, perhaps that should be spelled out more in...
@dvnaz10 I got it to work (client side accepting a CA signed server certificate) by also specifying a valid certificate revocation list.
Looks good (I have only tested on macOS).
@casella I approved it again, but it doesn't seem to help. Perhaps my review doesn't count since I'm not listed as member of map-lib?
For reference, here is the relevant section in the Modelica specification on how it's done there https://specification.modelica.org/master/packages.html#multilingual-descriptions
> I only know Dymola and OpenModelica; both have a checkbox (default: unchecked) for storing protected variables. To add to the list, System Modeler also has that (with the same...