To change the compiler Dymola uses to translate the model, use the command Simulation > Setup. You can run Dymola and browse models, but to translate any model you must install the C compiler. The C compiler can be installed before or after you install Dymola. Please note that for the Windows platform, a C/C++ compiler must be installed separately. See Using Windows Subsystem for Linux with Dymola. The default WSL setup is 64-bit only and Dymola adopts this limitation. WSL GCC compiler (Linux cross-compiler):ĭymola on Windows supports cross-compilation for Linux via the use of Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) GCC compiler. Click here for more details and find below the download link. Note – the GCC compilers have some limitations, and demand for add-ons during installation etc. The following compilers have been tested (later versions are usually compatible): GCC compilers:īoth 32- and 64-bit MinGW can be installed from the same installer, using different options. The support for Intel compilers has been discontinued. See Downloads below for the link to the Visual Studio compiler. Visual Studio Professional 2019 (VS 16).Visual Studio Professional 2017 (VS 15).
Rights to use Visual Studio Community depend on the customer segment and usage scenarios please check on Microsoft web site. See Downloads below for the link to the free Visual Studio compiler. Microsoft Build Tools 2019 (see instructions on Installing and Testing Microsoft Build Tools).This installation is not visible as a specific selection when later selecting the compiler in Dymola, the alternative to select is the same as for any other Visual Studio 2017 alternatives.Installing the above selection, no IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is installed, only command line features.
The recommended selection to run Dymola is:.
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