Open Rapi1234 opened 4 weeks ago
Hey @Rapi1234, thanks for reporting. Yes the multizone_residential_hydronic test case runs slower than other test cases in general. When initializing a scenario time period, BOPTEST runs the model for one week leading up to the start time of the scenario. Unfortunately, for the multizone_residential_hydronic, this indeed seems to take about 5 minutes to run. We would like to look at ways to speed up simulation of this model, but it will take some time, as the speed is related to a few things: the mathematical model implementation, embedded control logic implementation, the size of the model, the FMU compilation tool, and the FMU simulation tool and method.
Regarding your errors, they may be related to trying to send commands to the Docker container while the initialization is still running, though I haven't tested this too much to understand more.
Hi, i am trying to implement a controller for multizone_residential_hydronic and am I am unsure if it is supposed to be so slow as other testcase seem to run faster. Also running it with the local and web-based version (code below) will take about 5 minutes to initialize the scenario. Furthermore, sometimes it prints an error shown after the code.
Additionally, the following error is displayed (sadly I am not able to reproduce the error - I think you have to terminate one call and start again). Here, I first set the scenario, received the error, then it took about 5 minutes to finish.
Furthermore, I managed created a segmentation fault by trying to set the scenario while one client is already waiting for the response (also if i cancel one call and then try to set it again). Here the output: