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The default is “continuous”.
[Note that therefore, for all variables that are not of type = "Real", a variability
value other than "continuous" has to be supplied with an explicit variability
attribute.]
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Hello,
Thanks for the great work. I'm playing around with fmu_tools and I noticed the following that might hamper portability of generated FMU's:
https://github.com/projectchrono/fmu_tools/blob/54f901e32abbd2e51b54387bb372316f59885ff9/fmi2/FmuToolsVariable.h#L131
The specification 2.0.5 (see p. 49) explicitly mentions that it is not allowed (missing at 2.0.4) for variability:
https://github.com/projectchrono/fmu_tools/blob/54f901e32abbd2e51b54387bb372316f59885ff9/fmi2/FmuToolsVariable.h#L212
that the rule only applies for input and not output variables as the comment above mentions.
Similar observation apply for FMI 3.
PS. There is also a missing header at fmu_tools/fmi3/FmuToolsVariable.h: line 29 (gcc 13.3.0, complains for uint64_t):
include
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