Generated FMUs for C and CPP have different names

[Adrian Pop]

It seems that C runtime generates names of the form:
Modelica_Blocks_Examples_BooleanNetwork1.fmu
and the CPP runtime:
Modelica.Blocks.Examples.BooleanNetwork1.fmu

This is a bit confusing. We should try to be more homogeneous.

[Rüdiger Franke]

OMEdit always logs "Generated Modelica.Blocks.Examples.BooleanNetwork1.fmu", for the C runtime as well.

In FMI 1.0 there was the problem that the FMU name is also part of C identifiers. This is why the underscores. FMI 2.0 introduced a modelName attribute in modelDescription.xml. This makes it possible to use the real model name with dots as FMU name. We exploit this for FMI import -- please don't change the name in the Cpp runtime.

I propose to generally use the dot notation from FMI 2.0 onwards and to stay with the underscore notation for FMI 1.0.

[Martin Sjölund]

This is now being fixed. FMI 2.0 will use dots and accept fileNamePrefix for setting the fmu name (and creating a C identifier for the internal C-function names). The names should be the same for C and C++ now.