Installing Adams for use of the Adams extension model in Easy5
If you plan on using the Adams Extension model in Easy5 you should have Adams installed on your machine before installing Easy5.
Installing Easy5
1. Run the easy5 installation executable
2. Insert your username and company name
3. Select “Full” for your Setup type and select the installation destination folder
4. Next you just need to confirm the installation
5. After the installation completes it will ask you to select a Fortran compiler, select the GNU MingW Compiler
6. Next you need to select your preferred working folder
7. When asked for the location of the license, simply leave this field blank.
8. Next, if you have an installation of Adams, Easy5 will detect it and ask if you wish to install the Easy5/Adams interface, which you will need for co-simulation with Adams. Select your version of Adams and click “Next”.
9. Next the compiler will ask if you want to enable UNC support for all command shells. Select yes.
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