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RE: [certi-dev] Real-Time HLA simulation?


From: Gotthard,Petr
Subject: RE: [certi-dev] Real-Time HLA simulation?
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2008 11:10:19 +0200

Hi Hassen,
I believe I have created a concept for real-time (or scaled real-time) simulation. My federations are both time constrained and time regulating. The point is to make several simulation runs, increase simulation time and then wait for real time. (Simulation run is a small local step done without HLA interaction, e.g. flight dynamics modeling step. This is to reduce HLA overhead.)
 
I wonder if there is a better way than what I do?
 
Petr


From: address@hidden [mailto:address@hidden On Behalf Of HADJ AMOR HASSEN
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 9:45 AM
To: address@hidden
Subject: [certi-dev] Real-Time HLA simulation?

Hi all,

I am developping a HLA federation using CERTI. I try to communicate two simulators: OpenModelica for control part and OpenMASK for graphical part with human interaction(mouse, keyboard...).

- For OpenModelica, i implemented a "TCP wrapper" in which i call the HLA services.
- For OpenMASK, I integrated the HLA services directly in the simulation.

First test, it seems working.. I controlled a graphical federate (OpenMASK) by a comportemental federate (OpenModelica). The both simulators have real time execution. My problem is:

- Which strategy for time i had to use? which federate had to be regulator or constrained? the both simulators are real time, so i can't control the advance of time in each simulator! it means that one can't use Time Management services in a real time simulation?

- Suppose now that the simulators aren't real time. Is it possible to develop a real time HLA simulation USING the Time Management services?

Any idea or suggestion?

Best Regards,
Hassen

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