I am trying to perform a co-simulation with Dymola (a 1 D simulation tool) using .dll files but not able to find supporting literature or support document on steps to be followed. Any support would be appreciated.
That's unfortunate - Dymola & ADAMS are both designed to use this for cosimulation, via the ADAMS/Controls plugin, where there is an interface designed to ease the use of FMU.
The usual context I have seen DLL used directly is when defining say a force (see search term SFOSUB) via a user subroutine. You can point ADAMS/View to a library (before the :: ) and a subroutine within it (after the ::) and feed inputs to the code.
You can also just write it into the solver code, for which several statements support the use of the subroutine option, which might look like the following:
The library "myTire" alluded to, would be the DLL (Dynamically Linked Library) and should be located in the working directory. If I remember correctly, though, there's much more to this than meets the eye, and it might not be possible to make just any DLL do what you want. I will have to allow you to refer to others for that information.
Consider looking at SIMCOMPANION as a springboard:
That's unfortunate - Dymola & ADAMS are both designed to use this for cosimulation, via the ADAMS/Controls plugin, where there is an interface designed to ease the use of FMU.
The usual context I have seen DLL used directly is when defining say a force (see search term SFOSUB) via a user subroutine. You can point ADAMS/View to a library (before the :: ) and a subroutine within it (after the ::) and feed inputs to the code.
You can also just write it into the solver code, for which several statements support the use of the subroutine option, which might look like the following:
The library "myTire" alluded to, would be the DLL (Dynamically Linked Library) and should be located in the working directory. If I remember correctly, though, there's much more to this than meets the eye, and it might not be possible to make just any DLL do what you want. I will have to allow you to refer to others for that information.
Consider looking at SIMCOMPANION as a springboard:
