Brian Lockyear

Oh wow! That's big. Thanks for the pointer, I'll give it a try.

I am also having difficulties building the latest develop branch in a clean workspace. I do my third_party builds which seem to be fine. But when I run the config command for gridlab-d (cut and pasted from this page: http://gridlab-d.shoutwiki.com/wiki/MinGW/Eclipse_Installation#GridLAB-D (64 bit build) it reports that libxerces-c cannot be found. configure: WARNING: missing libxerces-c; build will fail until dependency is met gridlabd 4.1.0: Automatic configuration failed. Dependencies: MinGW: .........................

Wanting to be able to add an arbitary length list of objects to my published variables. Something like the meters parameter in this glm object... object inverter_control { parent VVAR_inv_a; name InvCtrl_a; meters n680a,n630; } 1) I see a PT_object_array in property.h but it is commented out so I am guessing not implemented? How hard would it be to get that working? 2) And I've been looking for examples of a PT_double_array or PT_complex_array for comparision but do not have any glm files that use...

Thank you for the help back. It turned out that I was missing the "intrinsic" EXPORT methods outside the class itself. I'd removed them when attempting to minimize the amount I was carrying over from the base class. Onward!

Doing some basic development here, trying to create a new class inheriting from powerflow:meter. My new class is meter_tracking with .cpp and .h files in powerflow. Basically I just tried to strip out everything in the meter class and inherit from it. Compilation is fine and I constructor. But! Getting an error from line 521 in gldcore:module.c after that is finished saying the following: FATAL [INIT] : intrinsic create_meter_tracking is not defined in class powerflow I have a create method in meter_tracking....