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The Xentara FMU Driver v1.2
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The Xentara FMU Driver v1.2
User Manual
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There are two different types of error numbers in the Xentara FMU driver. One straight from the FMU status codes and additional unique error numbers set forth by Xentara.
FMI Standard 2.0 defines the status flag that indicates the success of the function call. The subsequent error numbers are generated in accordance with the Status flag. When an error is returned by the FMU model in accordance with the FMI specification, the Xentara FMU driver sets the error number in the error attribute. The error message attribute describes the error number in greater detail.
| Error Numbers | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | OK (no error) |
| 1 | Warning |
| 2 | Discard |
| 3 | Error |
| 4 | Fatal |
| 5 | Pending |
The Xentara FMU driver also defines additional custom error numbers for inputs and parameters that describe the simulation's state. The error message attribute describes the error number in greater detail. Below are specific xentara error numbers.
| Error Numbers | Description |
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| 6 | Inputs |
| 7 | Parameters |