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Drop support for Windows 32-bit #64

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t-sommer opened this issue Dec 24, 2018 · 5 comments
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Drop support for Windows 32-bit #64

t-sommer opened this issue Dec 24, 2018 · 5 comments

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@t-sommer
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Conda Forge has dropped support for Windows 32-bit, so v0.2.7 is the last release with Windows 32-bit support on Conda Forge. Maybe we should drop Windows 32-bit support altogether.

Opinions welcome!

@lmblanes
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Hi @t-sommer

What is the latest stable python 32 bits compatible with FMpy?

  Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement pywin32; platform_system == "Windows" (from fmpy[complete]) (from versions: )
No matching distribution found for pywin32; platform_system == "Windows" (from fmpy[complete])

thanks!

@t-sommer
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All versions of FMPy still work on Windows 32-bit. Have you tried to install pywin32 from PyPI with pip install pywin32?

Anaconda also provides a 32-bit Windows installer in their archive that contains all dependencies except PyQtGraph.

@lmblanes
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Thanks @t-sommer
It's working ok. What really happens I think it is related to the fmu I am trying to simulate. As I see in the file infor:

FMI Version 1.0
FMI Type Model Exchange
Model Name MyFMU
Description None
Platforms win32
Continuous States 8
Event Indicators 35
Variables 3522
Generation Tool JModelica.org
Generation Date
2018-08-03T11:02:09

@t-sommer
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We've had multiple reports of broken OpenModelica FMUs in the past. Please try to simulate the model in another tool and open a new issue if the problem is reproducible.

@dmitrygrigoryev
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We are use the 32-bit FMPy to simulate some legacy models.

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