FMU Check

A free web app to validate FMUs online. It's powered by FMPy (currently v0.3.21), hosted by the Modelica Association, and performs static checks only (i.e. no simulation of the FMUs).

How to use

1. Go to fmu-check.herokuapp.com
2. Upload your FMU file
3. Review the validation results

You can also deploy FMU Check locally using FMPy's built-in web app:

python -m fmpy.webapp my_model.fmu

Validate your FMU

FMPy

A Python package to simulate and validate FMUs that has a graphical and a command line interface and

• supports FMI 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0
• supports Co-Simulation and Model Exchange
• runs on Windows, Linux and macOS
• compiles C code FMUs and generates CMake projects for debugging

How to use

1. Install FMPy: python -m pip install fmpy[complete]
2. Get info about an FMU: fmpy info my_model.fmu
3. Simulate an FMU: fmpy simulate my_model.fmu
4. Open the graphical user interface: python -m fmpy.gui

FMPy on GitHub

Reference FMUs and fmusim

The Reference FMUs are a set of test models and the fmusim application to simulate FMUs. It supports

• validation of the modelDescription.xml against the XML schema
• FMI versions 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0
• Co-Simulation and Model Exchange
• Windows, Linux, and Mac

How to use

1. Download the pre-built executables from the latest release
2. Simulate an FMU: fmusim my_model.fmu
3. Show all options: fmusim --help

Reference FMUs on GitHub

FMI-VDM-Model

A Java library that validates FMUs against a formal model of the FMI specification. It supports FMI versions 2.0 and 3.0, and all interface types.

How to use

1. Download the latest release from GitHub and unzip it
2. Add the extracted folder to your PATH
3. Validate an FMU:
   • Linux / macOS: VDMCheck2.sh my_model.fmu or VDMCheck3.sh my_model.fmu
   • Windows: java -jar vdmcheck2.jar my_model.fmu or java -jar vdmcheck3.jar my_model.fmu

FMI-VDM-Model on GitHub