Command line tool reference

Executable name: fmi_import_compiler. It takes one required argument, the path to the FMU to import:

fmi_import_compiler [options] <model.fmu>

Option	Meaning
-v	Display application version
-d	Enable debug messages
-info	Show version, type, and platform information about the FMU
-compliancy <strict|relaxed>	Compliancy level with FMI for Model Exchange or Co-simulation specs
-outdir <outdir>	Output directory
-ccomp <ccomp>	C submodel compiler; special keywords release, debug, nocomp, or none
-ccopt <ccopt>	Options passed to the C compiler
-name <name>	Name of the submodel to be created
-preferred <cs|me>	Preferred interface type for mixed-type FMUs (both Model Exchange and Co-simulation)
-help	Display the option list

Defaults when options are omitted

• Import submodel created in the current directory if -outdir is missing.
• Compliancy level is strict if -compliancy is missing — import stops as soon as an error is detected in the FMU model description.
• Import submodel compiled in release mode if -ccomp is missing.
• Default platform compiler used if -ccopt is missing (Visual Studio on Windows, gcc on Linux). Other compilers can be selected via -ccopt (list available options via AMEcc_RELEASE -help). Example: to use the Mingw64/gcc bundled with Simcenter Amesim on Windows 64-bit, pass -win64_gcc -gcc.
• Generated submodel name defaults to the FMU model identifier prefixed with MEIMP (Model Exchange) or CSIMP (Co-simulation), if -name is missing.