newInst Library report, Library coverage, last 7 runs
This is a follow-up ticket for #34, to track the few issues that are left after the release of OpenModelica 1.16.
There is a corresponding ticket in OM Trac: https://trac.openmodelica.org/OpenModelica/ticket/6088
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Examples.ConvergenceTest.Ancillary_Saturation
This goes into a branch of an if-else that I thought is unreachable (this should also not happen)??? After updating the assert message, it is seen that h=nan
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Examples.ConvergenceTest.setSat
An iteration written by me does not converge, close to the critical point, but it works in Dymola. There is a warning about abs value being negative.
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Examples.MediaTestModels.IsopentaneTestModel (during initialization)
Failing assert
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Examples.Validation.Derivatives_SaturationBoundary (during initialization)
fails during initialization, with liq.s and vap.s having same value
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Examples.Validation.idealGasLimit
this should converge to a certain value, but starts to oscillate because of numerical noise, also with other tools, but at a later point. Might be solved by changing some tolerance or other setting?
newInst Library report, Library coverage, last 7 runs
This is a follow-up ticket for #34, to track the few issues that are left after the release of OpenModelica 1.16.
There is a corresponding ticket in OM Trac: https://trac.openmodelica.org/OpenModelica/ticket/6088
Examples.ConvergenceTest.Ancillary_Saturation
This goes into a branch of an if-else that I thought is unreachable (
this should also not happen)??? After updating the assert message, it is seen thath=nanExamples.ConvergenceTest.setSat
An iteration written by me does not converge, close to the critical point, but it works in Dymola. There is a warning about abs value being negative.
Examples.MediaTestModels.IsopentaneTestModel (during initialization)
Failing assert
Examples.Validation.Derivatives_SaturationBoundary (during initialization)
fails during initialization, with liq.s and vap.s having same value
Examples.Validation.idealGasLimit
this should converge to a certain value, but starts to oscillate because of numerical noise, also with other tools, but at a later point. Might be solved by changing some tolerance or other setting?