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3.3.4 Selection of 32-bit or 64-bit executable
In the 64-bit version of Dymola, the user can decide whether models should be compiled as
32-bit or 64-bit executables, using the flag
Advanced.CompileWith64. The flag has three
possible values:
• 0 (default value); dymosim.exe compiled as 32-bit, dymosim.dll, dymosim as DDE
server, and FMUs compiled as 64-bit.
• 1 All applications above compiled as 32-bit
• 2 All applications above compiled as 64-bit
Dymosim as OPC server can presently only be compiled as 32-bit, setting
Advanced.CompileWith64=2 is not supported when compiling dymosim as OPC server.
3.3.5 Saving start values in model
Modified initial conditions and parameter values entered in the variable browser in
simulation mode can be saved to the model typically after being validated by a simulation,
by right-clicking the result file in the variable browser and selecting
Save Start Values in
Model
.
3.3.6 User-defined selection what variables to be saved
in the result file
A new annotation enables defining what categories of variables that should be saved in the
result file. See section “Matching and variable selections” starting on page 12 for more
information.
This feature is very valuable when having a large model with many variables, but only being
interested in a selection of variables.
Whether only selected variables should be saved in the result file is decided by the setting
All variables; ignore selections in model, a setting displayed using the command
Simulation > Setup…, selecting the Output tab.