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/*
* RCS: $Id$
*/
Compiling OMC using OMDev package
========================================
Adrian Pop, [email protected], date above.
1. Checkout the OMDev package from Subversion:
https://openmodelica.org/svn/OpenModelicaExternal/trunk/tools/windows/OMDev
+ this package contains all prerequisites to compile OMC on Windows using MinGW+MSys
+ NOTE THAT YOU MUST UPDATE THIS PACKAGE IF YOU CANNOT COMPILE OpenModelica any longer!
2. Make sure you place the OMDev package into:
c:\OMDev\
+ Follow the instructions in the INSTALL file
*** other location for OMDev ***
If you want to place OMDev package into a different location, then you have just to update some references:
* $OMDEV environment variable
* $OMDEV\tools\msys\etc\fstab
* $OMDEV\tools\rml\bin\rmlc (line 3)
If you want to build omc with eclipse, then you have to update eclipse launcher in the OpenModelica repository as well:
* OpenModelica\.externalToolBuilders\OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder.launch-sample (line 8)
3. You should have an OpenModelica directory you got
from OpenModelica Subversion repository:
svn co https://www.openmodelica.org/svn/OpenModelica/trunk/ OpenModelica
user: anonymous
pass: none <-- write "none" here
4. inside the OpenModelica directory you will find a .project-sample file
which you should rename to OpenModelica/.project and do whatever modifications
you need on it to reflect your paths. Windows doesn't let you create files
that start with dot (.) so you do like this:
Copy your .project-sample to .project again from DOS:
Start->Run->cmd.exe
$ cd \path\to\OpenModelica
$ ren ".project-sample" ".project"
5. rename the file OpenModelica/.externalToolBuilders/OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder.launch-sample
to OpenModelica/.externalToolBuilders/OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder.launch and do whatever
modifications are needed on it to reflect your paths.
6. Installing Modelica Development Tooling (MDT) and setting your Eclipse workspace
Start Eclipse and follow instructions from:
https://trac.openmodelica.org/documents/MDT/install/InstallingMDT.pdf
to install MDT. Eclipse will restart at the end.
Start Eclipse, change workspace to your installation:
- note here that your workspace must point one directory
up the OpenModelica svn directory (for me named OpenModelica)
Example: if you downloaded OpenModelica in a directory like this:
c:\some_paths\dev\OpenModelica then your workspace must point to:
c:\some_patsh\dev\
- The Eclipse restarts
7. To compile the OpenModelica clients (OMNotebook, OMShell, OMEdit,...) you need to install qt from:
- http://download.qt-project.org/archive/qt/4.8/4.8.0/qt-win-opensource-4.8.0-mingw.exe
- Ignore error message (say ok) of the missing MiniGW installation (it's already included in OMDev)
8. Setting your project.
- File -> New -> (Modelica Project) or
File -> New -> Project -> Modelica -> Modelica Project
- Type the name of your OpenModelica directory installation
For me "OpenModelica"
- Say Finish.
9. Editing the OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder
- Project->Project Properties->Builders->OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder->Edit
- NOTE: In tab Main you have to change the Working Directory from "OpenModelica" to
your directory name
- Go to Environment tab and change the name of the OMDEV variable from there
to point to your OMDev installation:
/c/path/to/your/omdev (/c/OMDev)
- To compile qtclints you need to edit (add, not replace) in the same tab
the eclipse PATH variable with your qt path. (e.g. "c:/qt/4.8.0/bin/;")
10. Running the OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelica builder:
To run the OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder press Ctrl+B or right-click project and say rebuild.
Then the OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder will start
and compile an OpenModelica/build/omc.exe.
If the builder refuse to start, please check the ***NOTES*** below.
11. Available options for OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder
In the Environment tab of the OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder
you have several variables.
- OMC_BUILD_STATIC which is not present in Environment tab
when set to "/static/" (without quotes) will compile a
independent (static) omc.exe.
- to build omc for a release you need to make it static.
12. To install the Modelica Standard Library into the build directory:
- Ctrl+B and type: omlibrary
13. To build the OpenModelica clients:
- Ctrl+B and type: qtclients
Compiles OMNotebook, OMShell, OMEdit, OMPlot, OMVisualize, OMOptim
Copies the binaries in trunk\build\bin and libraries in trunk\build\lib
14. To run the OpenModelica testsuite:
- Ctrl+B and type: testlog
Will get you a trunk\testsuite\testsuite-trace.txt
To run the testsuite from MSYS terminal:
- run OMDev/tools/msys/msys.bat and in the terminal you write
>export OPENMODELICAHOME="c:\\path\\to\\your\\OpenModelica\\build"
# If you use a different path than OPENMODELICAHOME/lib/omlibrary/...
>export OPENMODELICALIBRARY="c:\\path\\to\\your\\OpenModelica\\build\\lib\\omlibrary"
>cd testsuite
testsuite> make
15. To install the OpenModelica Python Interface:
- Ctrl+B and type: install-python
Generates the python stub files.
Copies the OMPython files in trunk\build\share\omc\scripts\PythonInterface
***NOTES*** ON PROBLEMS WITH THE ECLIPSE PROJECT/OMDev BUILDER:
---------------------------------------------------------------
If something does not work in Eclipse, please check:
1. is the Modelica perspective chosen in eclipse?
Set it up in the right top corner.
2. is OMDev installed into c:\OMDev?
Be sure in C:\OMDev you have directories "tools", "bin", "include"
and not another OMDev directory.
Set a OMDEV variable to point to it. Right Click on
My Computer->Properties->Advanced Tab->Environment Variables
Add variable OMDEV and set the text to C:\OMDev
Close and restart Eclipse to pick up the OMDEV variable.
3. rename the:
/OpenModelica/.externalToolBuilders/OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder.launch-sample
to:
/OpenModelica/.externalToolBuilders/OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder.launch
4. right click on the OpenModelica project in Eclipse and say Refresh
5. right click on the OpenModelica project in Eclipse and say Properties
+ go to Builders and see if you have the builder :
OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder available.
6. right click on the OpenModelica project and say "Rebuild"
If these do not work, look into your OpenModelica/.project
to see if you have any reference to: OMDev-MINGW-OpenModelicaBuilder
there. If you don't, then:
- close Eclipse
- copy your .project-sample to .project again from DOS:
Start->Run->cmd
$ cd \path\to\OpenModelica
$ ren ".project-sample" ".project"
- open Eclipse and do step 3-5 above.
For problems with OMDev package, contact:
Adrian Pop,
Last Update: 2013-12-17
Previous Update: 2011-03-05