Hi Shrutika
Thanks for your further email, and your careful analysis. From your
attached document, I feel that you did a pretty good job of breaking
down how the integrator API works. You can see that there is a fair bit
of code involved in 'interpreting' the ASCEND model and converting it
into the lower-level data structures required for the numerical
algorithms of eg DOPRI5.
Ksenija's implementation of IDA is considerably more complex than the
DOPRI5 solver that you looked at, because much work is involved in
handling the WHEN and EVENT syntax that she implemented. I recently
attempted to make use of her syntax in a new model; you can see my work
at
http://code.ascend4.org/ascend/branches/ksenija2/models/johnpye/solardynamics.a4c?view=markup&pathrev=2849
(but it's not working yet).
If you think that you can propose a topic related to the dynamic model
as previously discussed, then I would be happy to see it. I looked at
your attachment, but it didn't seem to be related to the spreadsheet
import/export topic that you named.
Cheers
JP
On 15/03/15 06:34, Shrutika Gulati wrote:
Respected John Pye Sir,
Thank you Sir for your valuable suggestions. I did a deep study of the
links you suggested and tried to fix the bug but I haven't succeeded
yet. I am still working on it and will get back as soon as it is done.
I familiarized myself with the code in the 'ksenija2' folder of your
repository and have summarized whatever I could understand in the
attached document.
I also went through a project named "Export/Import ASCEND models to
Open Office spreadsheet". I wish to know do we have to write the code
to extract data from ASCEND model and represent it in tabular form
under this project.
Please have a look at the attached file and correct me if I
misunderstood something. Kindly guide me with the further steps to get
a better understanding of the various aspects of the project.
Thanks,
Shrutika Gulati
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