Test FMUs for Linux and CI workflow for test #15
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June 21, 2021 12:20
- Moved old FMUs to subfolder Dymola/2020x - Updated tests to use Dymola and OpenModelica FMUs (if available).
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I added FMUs for OpenModelica v.1.17.0 for the following OS
To re-create the OpenModelica FMUs one can run
genFMUs.moswithomc.For
SpringDamperPendulum1D.fmuI set it to use SUNDIALS CVODE as integrator formi2DoStep. As far as I can see the FMU is not uses in any tests yet.I also added a GitHub workflow to tests the package. Of course the tests are currently failing. I fixed one broken include, but there are still errors in the test.
I didn't want to change all the tests scripts, that's why I used an environment variable to switch between exporting tools.