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Getting ready to use Cormas (v.2023.04)
OverviewThis is the new official version of Cormas. We continue to design the framework towards two directions: 1) to enable the development of interactive simulations, and 2) to facilitate the collective design and implementation of models. Compared to the previous one, this version focuses more on the first point: to interact more easily with the agents of a simulation in order to participate, alone or with others, in the execution of a scenario. This version is particularly suitable for:
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Cormas
The following file is for a minimal installation of VisualWorks and Cormas.
You
can also install a full
installation of VisualWorks and Cormas.
Add-ons: UML and RTwo new modules are available: an UML class diagram editor and R routines to remotely control Cormas. UML editorDesigned and implemented by Peter Uhnak (University of Pragues) as an "OpenPonk" module (https://openponk.github.io), this editor allows you to draw a class diagram (with attributes, default values, associations, ...) and generate VisualWorks source code for Cormas. OpenPonk is written in PHARO, an open-source Smalltalk. So for now, this editor is not integrated into Cormas. It just enable to generate .st files and load them manually into Cormas. The current version is still Beta : download openponk.cormas-beta.zip Scripts R
To generate experiment plans and run sensitivity analyzes from R, download and unzip this file (R-Cormas.zip) into /cormas. This folder contains a document that explains the procedure. In case the WebServices parcels are not on your computer when intalling Cormas, download the WebServices.zip file and unzip it into VW7.6/ Troubleshouting for Windows 7 & 10Sometimes on Windows 7 & 10, the VisualWorks Home directory cannot be changed. See the procedure to fix that.
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