[Scilab-Dev] demande

[Cordero R.]

Dear Simone
At the moment, I also am working in the proyect about symbolic computation
(difficult but interesting),
However, motor control and modeling is part of my thesis and a
previous research work, so this is something I will do.
Now, I have a technical question. I could make scicos models using
superblock, but I would prefer to make new blocks using C/C++. But I have
problems because in my computer I don´t have a C compiler. Which one I could
use?
Raymundo

2008/1/31, Simone Mannori <Simone.Mannori at inria.fr>:
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> Bonjour Raymundo,
>
> > In 1 month I will start my postgrade in Brazil and I am going to use
> SCILAB for modeling power system.
> > As a result, I will make the "SCICOS-PST".
>
> Very good :)
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> >
> > Meanwhile, I almost finished a model of a SVPWM, SPWM.Park, Clarke
> > transform and THD.
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> OK.
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> > The video conference finished today. But I can organize another one in
> > February, where you can participate, even as an expositor. The main
> > problem is that if you speak Spanish.
>
> Not yet :(. (English, French, Italian).
>
> Back to our core business Scicos-PST.
>
> For the moment you can develop using the latest Scilab 4.1.2 but, before
> start to develop a serious toolbox we need to to sure that it will be
> compatible with the next Scilab 5.0 in the form and in the substance.
>
> SUBSTANCE
> A good starting point is to discuss the application field. I'm
> understanding that you are working on electrical motor drive. In this
> field ( ops :) ) motor's modeling is the most critical point.
> Define a pretty theoretical model could be a good idea for a paper, but
> the real challenge is to define a model sufficiently close to reality
> for the applications with parameters easy to extract from real world,
> clearly defined, measurements. "Simple, but not simpler".
> >From this point of view I'm not sure that the Simulink approach is the
> best one.
> Anyway, if you have positive experience on that, we can use a dual/mode
> Scicos model or two different blocks with the same layout but with
> different computational functions.
>
> FORM:
> It is up to you decide the modality of development, distribution and
> licensing of you toolbox.
> If you will join the community of Scilab/Scicos developers you will have
> more options and opportunities respect to the isolate individual.
> Feel be free to directly contact Sylvestre Ledru (he is in CC) for any
> question about joining the community.
>
> Best Regards
>
>   Simone Mannori - Scilab/Scicos Embedded Applications Eng.
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