Dynaωo compilation and launching can be customised through environment variables. util/envDynawo.sh script defines some environment variables than can be overridden by the user. The myEnvDynawo.sh script created at the first step of install is a simple way for the user to customise those environment variables. Some variables are mandatory and some are optional, this page aims at providing information about all those variables.
Mandatory variables
To launch util/envDynawo.sh script a list of variables needs to be defined.
All the variables should be defined through an export export VAR=VALUE. For simplicity we recommend to define those in myEnvDynawo.sh like it is done in the install procedure of Dynaωo.
| Variable | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| DYNAWO_HOME | Path of Dynaωo source code. | PATH |
| DYNAWO_BUILD_TYPE | Compile Dynaωo in Release or Debug. | Debug or Release |
| DYNAWO_CXX11_ENABLED | Should compiler use -std=c++11 or -std=c++98. | YES or NO |
| DYNAWO_SRC_OPENMODELICA | Path of OpenModelica source code. | PATH |
| DYNAWO_INSTALL_OPENMODELICA | Path of OpenModelica install folder. | PATH |
Optional variables
Below is a list of variables that are optional to define in myEnvDynawo.sh. Usually we recommend to at least define:
- DYNAWO_NB_PROCESSORS_USED
- DYNAWO_RESULTS_SHOW
- DYNAWO_BROWSER
| Variable | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| DYNAWO_NB_PROCESSORS_USED | Allow to use multiple cores for compilation. | 1 (default) or n |
| DYNAWO_BROWSER | Define your default browser command. | firefox (default) or other |
| DYNAWO_PDFVIEWER | Define your default pdf viewer command. | xdg-open (default) or other (evince) |
| DYNAWO_RESULTS_SHOW | Should browser open at the end of simulation or tests coverage. | true (default) or false |
| DYNAWO_LOCALE | Enables to create a different local language for dictionaries. | en_GB |
| DYNAWO_COMPILER | Choose compiler | GCC (default) or CLANG |
| DYNAWO_PYTHON_COMMAND | python commands needs to be in PATH, use this variable to use a different version. |
python (default) or python3 |
| DYNAWO_LIBARCHIVE_HOME | Path to a custom install of libarchive. | PATH (default is system one) |
| DYNAWO_BOOST_HOME | Path to a custom install of Boost. | PATH (default is system one) |
| DYNAWO_GTEST_HOME | Path to a custom install of GoogleTest. | PATH (default is system one) |
| DYNAWO_GMOCK_HOME | Path to a custom install of GoogleMock. | Usually GTEST_ROOT (default is system one) |
For DYNAWO_LOCALE only en_GB is available for the moment and the user would have to define its own dictionaries in $DYNAWO_HOME/dynawo/sources/Common/Dictionaries for its language, for example for fr_FR.
Optional optional variables
Some other variables are even more optional and can be defined by the user in some very particular cases. We recommend to let util/envDynawo.sh defines those variables but if you do export them beware of the consequences.
| Variable | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| DYNAWO_BUILD_DIR | Path to a build directory (because of CMake should be different than DYNAWO_HOME). | PATH |
| DYNAWO_INSTALL_DIR | Path where you want to install Dynaωo. | PATH |
| DYNAWO_DEPLOY_DIR | Path where you want to deploy Dynaωo. | PATH |
| DYNAWO_THIRD_PARTY_BUILD_DIR | Where you want to build 3rd Parties. | PATH |
| DYNAWO_THIRD_PARTY_INSTALL_DIR | Where you want to install 3rd Parties. | PATH |
| DYNAWO_USE_XSD_VALIDATION | Enable to use information to validate xml files. | true (default) or false |
| DYNAWO_FLOT_DOWNLOAD_URL | Url to a repository containing a Flot archive (named v0.6.0.tar.gz). | Default https://github.com/flot/flot/archive. |
| DYNAWO_JQUERY_DOWNLOAD_URL | Url to a repository containing a JQuery archive (named 1.3.2.targ.gz). | Default https://github.com/jquery/jquery/archive |
| DYNAWO_CPPLINT_DOWNLOAD_URL | Url to a repository containing a ccplint archive (named 1.3.0.targ.gz). | Default https://github.com/cpplint/cpplint/archive |
| DYNAWO_ADEPT_DOWNLOAD_URL | Url to a repository containing a Adept archive (named adept-2.1.1.tar.gz). | Default http://www.met.reading.ac.uk/clouds/adept |
| DYNAWO_MODELICA_GIT_URL | Url to a git repository of Modelica Standard Library. | Default https://github.com/modelica/ModelicaStandardLibrary.git |
| DYNAWO_OPENMODELICA_GIT_URL | Url to a git repository of OpenModelica. | Default https://openmodelica.org/git-readonly/OpenModelica.git |
| DYNAWO_SUITE_SPARSE_DOWNLOAD_URL | Url to a repository containing a SuiteSparse archive (named SuiteSparse-5.10.1.tar.gz). | Default http://faculty.cse.tamu.edu/davis/SuiteSparse |
| DYNAWO_SUNDIALS_DOWNLOAD_URL | Url to a repository containing a Sundials archive (named sundials-6.3.0.tar.gz). | Default https://computation.llnl.gov/projects/sundials/download |
| DYNAWO_XERCESC_DOWNLOAD_URL | Url to a repository containing a Xerces-C++ archive (named xerces-c-3.2.2.tar.gz). | Default http://archive.apache.org/dist/xerces/c/3/sources |
Custom install of system libraries
Some system libraries that should be installed through a package manager (dnf or apt for example) can be installed from source and used to compile Dynaωo against them. We don’t recommend to do this on recent OS but this procedure have been tested on Centos6.4 with success. Below we provide small scripts to download and compile a Release or Debug version of those libraries. All downloads and builds will be done in the directory where you create the scripts (ie execute the first command).
Lcov
$> echo '#!/bin/bash
LCOV_VERSION=1.13
LCOV_ARCHIVE=lcov-$LCOV_VERSION.tar.gz
LCOV_DIRECTORY=lcov-$LCOV_VERSION
LCOV_DOWNLOAD_URL=https://downloads.sourceforge.net/ltp
SCRIPT_DIR=$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)
INSTALL_DIR=$SCRIPT_DIR/Lcov/install/$LCOV_VERSION
cd $SCRIPT_DIR
if [ ! -f "${LCOV_ARCHIVE}" ]; then
if [ -x "$(command -v curl)" ]; then
curl -L ${LCOV_DOWNLOAD_URL}/${LCOV_ARCHIVE} -o ${LCOV_ARCHIVE} || { echo "Error while downloading Lcov."; exit 1; }
else
echo "You need to install curl."
exit 1
fi
fi
if [ ! -d "$SCRIPT_DIR/$LCOV_DIRECTORY" ]; then
tar -xzf $LCOV_ARCHIVE -C $SCRIPT_DIR || { echo "Error while extracting Lcov."; exit 1; }
fi
if [ ! -d "$INSTALL_DIR" ]; then
mkdir -p $INSTALL_DIR
fi
cd "$SCRIPT_DIR/$LCOV_DIRECTORY"
DESTDIR=$INSTALL_DIR make install || { echo "Error while make install."; exit 1; }' > compile_lcov.sh
$> chmod +x compile_lcov.sh
$> ./compile_lcov.sh
You can then use your custom install with export PATH=/path/to/compile_lcov.sh/Lcov/install/1.13/usr/local/bin:$PATH in your myEnvDynawo.sh script.
CMake
$> echo '#!/bin/bash
CMAKE_VERSION=3.12.3
CMAKE_VERSION_SHORT=3.12
CMAKE_ARCHIVE=cmake-$CMAKE_VERSION.tar.gz
CMAKE_DOWNLOAD_URL=https://cmake.org/files/v$CMAKE_VERSION_SHORT
CMAKE_DIRECTORY=cmake-$CMAKE_VERSION
SCRIPT_DIR=$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)
INSTALL_DIR=$SCRIPT_DIR/cmake/install/${CMAKE_VERSION//_/.}
NB_PROCESSORS_USED=1
pushd $SCRIPT_DIR
if [ ! -f "${CMAKE_ARCHIVE}" ]; then
if [ -x "$(command -v curl)" ]; then
curl -L ${CMAKE_DOWNLOAD_URL}/${CMAKE_ARCHIVE} -o ${CMAKE_ARCHIVE} || { echo "Error while downloading cmake."; exit 1; }
else
echo "You need to install curl."
exit 1
fi
fi
if [ ! -d "$SCRIPT_DIR/$CMAKE_DIRECTORY" ]; then
tar -xzf $CMAKE_ARCHIVE -C $SCRIPT_DIR || { echo "Error while extracting cmake."; exit 1; }
fi
if [ ! -d "$INSTALL_DIR" ]; then
mkdir -p $INSTALL_DIR
fi
pushd $SCRIPT_DIR/$CMAKE_DIRECTORY
./bootstrap --system-curl --prefix=$INSTALL_DIR || { echo "Error while bootstrap cmake."; exit 1; }
make -j $NB_PROCESSORS_USED || { echo "Error while cmake make."; exit 1; }
make -j $NB_PROCESSORS_USED install || { echo "Error while cmake make install."; exit 1; }' > compile_cmake.sh
$> chmod +x compile_cmake.sh
$> ./compile_cmake.sh
You can use your custom install with export PATH=PATH_TO_CMAKE_INSTALL/bin:$PATH in your myEnvDynawo.sh script.