Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #5542
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- 2019-06-22T15:42:57Z (6 years ago)
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Ticket #5542 – Description
initial v1 1 1 Consider the attached test case, where an electrical pin is connected to a thermal port. OMC generates simulation code out of it and runs a simulation. 2 2 3 Besides the obvious question : what equations were actually put in the system and what does the corresponding simulation result mean, there is a more fundamental problem: this violates a basic rule in connections, see Sect. 9.1 of the specification, which reads3 Besides the obvious questions: what equations were actually put in the system and what does the corresponding simulation result mean, there is a more fundamental problem: this violates a basic rule in connections, see Sect. 9.1 of the specification, which reads 4 4 5 In a connect-equation the two connectors must have the same named component elements with the same dimensions; recursively down to the primitive components. The primitive components with the same name 6 are matched and belong to the same connection set. 5 In a connect-equation the two connectors must have the same named component elements with the same dimensions; recursively down to the primitive components. The primitive components with the same name are matched and belong to the same connection set. 7 6 8 7 This behaviour is obtained both from the OF and from the NF. I guess we should just care to fix it in the NF.
