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I am new to the ASCEND language and intend to contribute something to the community through GSOC2011. I wrote a sample model for Frustum Of A Cone | |||
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This [[MODEL]] is quite straight forward to write. ASCEND uses strong typing; it requires one to declare explicitly the type of each variable using [[IS_A]] statements. | This [[MODEL]] is quite straight forward to write. ASCEND uses strong typing; it requires one to declare explicitly the type of each variable using [[IS_A]] statements. | ||
Revision as of 07:43, 2 April 2011
A simple model for FRUSTUM OF A CONE
I am new to the ASCEND language and intend to contribute something to the community through GSOC2011. I wrote a sample model for Frustum Of A Cone
REQUIRE "system.a4l"; MODEL frustrum_of_cone; (* variables *) R, h, r, l, metal_density, curved_area, total_area, vol, metal_mass IS_A solver_var; (* specifications *) R = 30.0; r = 10.0; h = 50.0; metal_density = 9.60; (* equations *) l = sqrt(h^2 + (R-r)^2); vol = 3.1416*h*(R^2 + r^2 + r*R)/3; curved_area = 3.1416*l*(R+r); total_area = 3.1416*(R^2 + r^2) + curved_area; metal_mass = metal_density*vol; METHODS METHOD specify; FIX R; FIX r; FIX h; FIX metal_density; END specify; METHOD values; R := 30.0 ; r := 10.0; h := 50.0; metal_density := 9.60 ; END values; METHOD setup; RUN specify; RUN values; END setup; END frustrum_of_cone;
This MODEL is quite straight forward to write. ASCEND uses strong typing; it requires one to declare explicitly the type of each variable using IS_A statements.