Hi,
This is very nice. Thanks for sharing! I wonder if we could use it in our library coverage tests: https://test.openmodelica.org/~marsj/MSL32/BuildModelRecursive.html i.e. have a link where you can see the simulation of the model. That would make it easier for modelers to report errors in the simulation results. Would also be interesting to have a page where users can upload models and we use this framework to show them a simulation of the model. We could also ask the user if he/she wants to include the model in our testsuite. We should be able to generate automatically the .md interface file for any model along with a SVG image of the model. Cheers, Adrian Pop/ On 2013-09-23 22:13, Tom Short wrote:
I've compiled an OpenModelica model to JavaScript using the Emscripten compiler. That gives simulation code that can run client-side in a browser. See here for an example of a simulation of the Chua circuit from an example in the MSL: http://tshort.github.io/mdpad/mdpad.html?chua.md Here are (crude) instructions on how to compile a model to JavaScript along with code: https://github.com/tshort/openmodelica-javascript Overall, the simulation worked surprisingly well, and I was also surprised that I didn't run into any major roadblocks with Emscripten. The simulation runs surprisingly fast. The main issue is the large download size of the model, but there are probably options to trim this size down. I'm interested in feedback on this. - Tom Tom Short
