On Windows using MinGW:
| Problem | Likely Fix | |---------|-------------| | DLL generation fails | Check compiler path. In PLECS Standalone: Settings > Compiler and set correctly. | | Simulation blows up | Your fixed step size is too large for the switching frequency. Reduce step size to at least 1/(100 * f_sw) . | | Outputs seem frozen | Did you call plecs_step() ? The DLL does auto-advance time. | | Python can’t find function names | Use ctypes.CDLL with winmode=0 on Windows, or rename decorated names (check with nm -D your_model.dll on Linux). | plecs dll
: The primary function called at every sample period. It contains the control law and handles signal exchange via the SimulationState structure. plecsStart plecsTerminate On Windows using MinGW: | Problem | Likely
: Build your project as a dynamic link library. Reduce step size to at least 1/(100 * f_sw)
// Accessing inputs, outputs, and parameters aState->outputs[0] = aState->inputs[0] * aState->parameters[0]; Use code with caution. Compiling and Linking