Fast Models User Guide: A.1.1. Building an EB Real-Time System Model

A.1.1. Building an EB Real-Time System Model

This section uses the EB1176 Real-Time System Model as an example. If you are building a different model, substitute your model name.

Start System Canvas for Fast Models.
Click the Open button on the System Canvas toolbar.
Navigate to the location of the EB1176 Real-Time System Model project. This is %PVLIB_HOME%\examples\RTSM_EB\Build_EB1176\RTSM_EB1176.sgproj. Click Open to load the project.
By default, you generate a Release build of the model. To change to a Debug build, select the Select Active Project Configuration drop-down list on the System Canvas toolbar and change the configuration.
Click the Build button on the System Canvas toolbar to build the model.
Note
- Depending on your preference setting, a system check might be performed and a window might open if warnings or errors occur. Click Proceed to start the build.
- Depending on the speed and processor loading of your computer, builds, particularly Release builds, can take several minutes to finish.
- Error messages are generated if there is a problem.
If you used the default project settings, the build generates a Windows-Release-compiler\cadi_system_Windows-Debug-compiler.dll or Linux-Release-compiler/cadi_system_Linux-Debug-compiler.so object.
A dll object is generated on Windows systems and an so object is generated on Linux systems.
compiler is the name of the compiler used.
If you created a Debug object, substitute Debug for Release in the directory and filenames.
The object can be used with Model Shell or Model Debugger. See Using Model Debugger to run a system model.
You can also use the object with ARM Profiler or RealView Debugger. See Using RealView Debugger to run a system model.

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A.1.1. Building an EB Real-Time System Model

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