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Hi there, I want to export a very basic Simulink model as a Co-Simulation FMU (v2) from Windows for Linux.
To achieve this, I was following your tutorial.
I am using Matlab 2020b, the VS 2019 compiler (also tried 2015), x64 architecture, the FMIkit 3.1, the CMake that comes from grtfmi_install_cmake, a fixed-step solver, and no particular optimization for the compilation.
Unfortunately, the building process always crashes with
The call to grtfmi_make_rtw_hook, during the after_make_hook generated the following error:
Failed to run CMake generator
What am I doing wrong? The model checker only yields a warning about the integrator blocks not being well-suited for production code. But I can not imagine this being the cause.
It might be related with issue #287, except that I don't want to use MinGW
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi there, I want to export a very basic Simulink model as a Co-Simulation FMU (v2) from Windows for Linux.
To achieve this, I was following your tutorial.
I am using Matlab 2020b, the VS 2019 compiler (also tried 2015), x64 architecture, the FMIkit 3.1, the CMake that comes from
grtfmi_install_cmake
, a fixed-step solver, and no particular optimization for the compilation.Unfortunately, the building process always crashes with
What am I doing wrong? The model checker only yields a warning about the integrator blocks not being well-suited for production code. But I can not imagine this being the cause.
It might be related with issue #287, except that I don't want to use MinGW
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: