Re: add to TRNSYS

["David Bradley" <bradley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello everyone - I just wanted to second Werner's comment about the 
website. We tried to include some Fortran recompilation instructions in 
your manuals but at the time, the compilers were changing and so the 
information that we were sending out was never up to date. Consequently, we 
created a website on the TRNSYS user's page which contains the latest 
information on recreating the trnlib.dll file on as many compilers as we 
have used. If you have troubles finding or following the instructions, you 
can always contact your distributor as well. The direct link to the page is 
http://sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys/fortran/fortran.htm.
Cheers,
   David


At 03:12 PM 11/26/01 +0100, you wrote:


>Windy Hermawan Mitrakusuma wrote:
>
> > Dear Yang Miao, and all TRNSYS users.
> >
> > After a new type was made, it should be run and recognize by TRNSYS.
> > If e do not modified the main program, how the TRNSYS main program will run
> > our new type ?
> >
>
>There are different ways to add a new type (they are described in the TRNSYS
>manual, Volume I, chapter 3).
>
>The standard method consists of recompiling a DLL called TRNLIB.DLL.
>
>
> > Should we compiling all TRNSYS source code to do this ?
> > or
> > We only modified 1or 2 file of TRNSYS program. Which are ?
>
>If you follow the instructions, you don't have to modify anything in the
>TRNSYS kernal; it is sufficient to add your new sourcecode to the
>compile project.
>
>The TRNSYS kernal actually already contains calls to a number of 'dummy' 
>types.
>If you implement a given type, it is called instead of the dummy.
>Details can be found here: http://sel.me.wisc.edu/TRNSYS/Default.htm
>(Under FORTRAN information).
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Werner
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