| Total | Frontend | Backend | SimCode | Templates | Compilation | Simulation | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 263 | 240 | 240 | 240 | 240 | 240 | 175 | 135 |
Test started: 2024-05-04 17:49:32
Total time taken: 14:45:49
System info: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 16-Core Processor, 63 GB RAM, Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
OpenModelica Version: OMCompiler v1.22.4
FMI version: 2.0
| Commit | Date | Author | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| f0c0d12 | 2024-04-28 17:18:57 +0200 | Adrian Pop | remove the missing branches after the loop (#105) |
Tested Library: ScalableTestSuite 2.2.0 OMSimulator v2.1.1.post236-g634b019-linux-notlm-debug
{
"path": "ScalableTestSuite",
"sha": "b956d494e48c8e9766142319acf0bf30c5684722",
"support": "noSupport",
"uses": {
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},
"version": "2.2.0-master",
"zipfile": "https://github.com/casella/ScalableTestSuite/archive/b956d494e48c8e9766142319acf0bf30c5684722.zip"
}
BuildModel time limit: 300s
Simulation time limit: 300s
Default tolerance: 1e-06
Optimization level: -Os -march=native
Reference Files: https://github.com/casella/ScalableTestSuite-ref (cab597087767c2aab7135df358f589987450e330)
Verified using: OpenModelica 1.23.0~dev-204-g196d7c6 (diffSimulationResults)
Flags:setCommandLineOptions("-d=nogen");
setCommandLineOptions("-d=initialization");
setCommandLineOptions("-d=backenddaeinfo");
setCommandLineOptions("-d=discreteinfo");
setCommandLineOptions("-d=stateselection");
setCommandLineOptions("-d=execstat");
setMatchingAlgorithm("PFPlusExt");
setIndexReductionMethod("dynamicStateSelection");
Config: {
"library": "ScalableTestSuite",
"libraryVersion": "master",
"libraryVersionNameForTests": "",
"optlevel": "-Os -march=native",
"referenceFileExtension": "mat",
"referenceFileNameDelimiter": ".",
"referenceFiles": {
"destination": "ReferenceFiles/ScalableTestSuite",
"giturl": "https://github.com/casella/ScalableTestSuite-ref"
},
"referenceFinalDot": "_res.",
"ulimitExe": 300,
"ulimitMemory": 12582912,
"ulimitOmc": 300
}
Links are provided if getErrorString() or the simulation generates output. The links are coded with red if there were errors, yellow if there were warnings, and normal links if there are only notifications.