Marine systems simulation
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This section handles the creation of new models in FhSim. If, however, you only want to run pre-existing models without doing programming whatsoever, please consider installing FhSim using an installer instead.
You will need recent versions of the following tools:
gcc >= 8
or msvc++ >= 14.1
.Make sure these tools are installed before you continue.
Add the sintef-public
remote conan:
Setup a conan profile:
Open ~/.conan2/profiles/default
or C:/Users/[Username]/.conan2/profiles/default
with a text editor and edit the following: For all platforms: compiler.cppstd=17
and on Linux: compiler.libcxx=libstdc++11
.
You will also need to acquire a license file, please contact karl..nosp@m.j.re.nosp@m.ite@s.nosp@m.inte.nosp@m.f.no or your SINTEF liaison.
Suppose you are working on a project fhsim_awesome
, which is a SimObject library that depends on FhSim. In case you do not have access to such a project, create one with SimObject template tool.
Typical commands to build a project with FhSim
is
-o fhsim/*:with_visualization=
, with default value True
, for building the project with or without visualization.The install command above should have installed the FhSim executables and dependencies to the build/playpen
directory. Once your project is built, its SimObject library is located in build/playpen/bin/SimObjectLibraries
. When running FhSim executables, it is practical to use build/playpen/bin
as working directory. The license file can either be put in this folder, or stored elsewhere and pointed to by the environmental variable SFH_LICENSE_FILE
.
Suppose there exist an input file in fhsim_awesome/examples/input/Example.xml
. You can run this with FhSim as follows:
If this works you are ready to proceed by creating your own SimObjects, see Create a new SimObject.