Staff Answer
Apr 25, 2022 - 07:55 AM
Most manufacture's have models compiled for Intel Fortran.
In the event that you have 2 models that require different compilers, you will have to put each of them in a seperate instance of PSCAD and cosimulate between them using a transmission line to bridge both simulations.
If you come into support@pscad.com, we can give you an example of this
George W
In the event that you have 2 models that require different compilers, you will have to put each of them in a seperate instance of PSCAD and cosimulate between them using a transmission line to bridge both simulations.
If you come into support@pscad.com, we can give you an example of this
George W
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