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| Yes that that would be a really useful feature. |
| Once again Apple change the requirements checked by Gatekeeper so if you try to start SystemModeler you will be presented with this dialog: ![enter image description here][1] To get around that you can right click (or Ctrl click) and select... |
| Yes, Apple changed the requirements on signed applications in a patch release of El Capitan so it no longer considers SystemModeler to be correctly signed (this will be fixed in the next release). To get around it you can right-click (or ctrl + left... |
| Some googling indicates that the problem can come from that the linker picks up an incompatible version of the resource compiler (from Windows SDK 6.x). See for example ... |
| Sorry for the confusion, seems like I got the number of bytes for paket specific/payload length wrong and the results I got from that tricked me to the wrong conclusion. |
| Is this the problem that you still see? sme.4.1.0_1441279965_15636.cpp(661) : error C2675: unary '!' : 'boolean_array' does not define this operator or a conversion to a type acceptable to the predefined operator ... |
| MSL 3.2.1 is based on version 3.2 of the Modelica (language) specification and that's what SystemModeler supports. Now if you read about Modelica_Synchronous: *Free library to precisely define and synchronize sampled data systems with different... |
| *As a speculation on my part, I would say it has to do with something relating to how permissions are handled within Windows 8.1.* You might be right, I managed to get the same error if I removed the .bat file that is called to do the... |
| No that functionality isn't exposed in the GUI. If you have Mathematica you can do it from there, see http://reference.wolfram.com/system-modeler/WSMLink/tutorial/Simulate.html. Otto |
| I kind of suspected that, but I just wanted to show how easy this would be in SystemModeler. Unfortunately I cannot help you with the original problem. |