oe_create_model — create a new OpenECU model in the current directory.
oe_create_model {modelname} [dd [dd-name]] [part [part-number]] [issue [issue-number]] [template [template-type]]
OE_CREATE_MODEL('model-name')
Creates a new OpenECU model with appropriate model settings and a 'basic' template containing a put_Identification block, as well as creating a build list and data dictionary that defaults to using a prefix of 'aaa'. The put_Identification block defaults to the 01T-068432-000 (M220-000) issue 1 target configuration.
OE_CREATE_MODEL('model-name', 'dd', 'dd-name')
Creates a new OpenECU model with appropriate model settings and a 'basic' template containing a put_Identification block, as well as creating a basic build list and data dictionary using a prefix given by 'dd-name'. 'dd-name' must be 3 characters long. The model defaults to the 01T-068432-000 (M220-000) issue 1 target.
OE_CREATE_MODEL('model-name', 'dd', 'dd-name', ...
'part', 'part-number', ...
'issue', issue-number)
Creates a new OpenECU model with appropriate model settings and a 'basic' template containing a put_Identification block, as well as creating a basic build list and data dictionary using a prefix given by 'dd-name'. The model is configured for the target given by 'part-number' and 'issue-number'.
OE_CREATE_MODEL('model-name', 'dd', 'dd-name', ...
'part', 'part-number', ...
'issue', issue-number, ...
'template', 'template-type')
Creates a new OpenECU model with appropriate model settings take from one of the supported templates specified by 'template-type', containing a put_Identification block, as well as creating a basic build list and data dictionary using a prefix given by 'dd-name'. The model is configured for the target given by 'part-number' and 'issue-number'.
oe_create_model('my_name')
Creates a new OpenECU model named 'my_name' with a data dictionary using the prefix 'aaa' for a 01T-068432-000 (M220-000) issue 1 target.
oe_create_model('my_name', 'dd' 'mbe')
Creates a new OpenECU model named 'my_name' with a data dictionary using the prefix 'mbe' for a 01T-068432-000 (M220-000) issue 1 target.
oe_create_model('my_name', 'dd', 'mbe', ...
'part', '01T-068276-000', ...
'issue', 2, ...
'template', 'basic-bussed')
Creates a new OpenECU model named 'my_name' with a data dictionary using the prefix 'mbe' for a 01T-068276-000 (M250-000) issue 2 target. The OpenECU model created will have a basic-bussed template.
It is not possible to create a model if a file with a matching name already exists in the same directory. Choose a different name for the model and run the command again.
It is possible to create a model with a data dictionary file that already exists. The user will be given a choice to retain the existing data dictionary, or overwrite the existing data dictionary when the command runs.
The supported templates are:
Nothing but a put_Identification block to select the ECU target.
Builds on top of the minimal template by including: configuration for the ECU target, CAN bus and CCP communications for reprogramming, signal monitoring and calibration purposes; retrieval of the version and build information for each software component programmed into the ECU for identification purposes; retrieval of basic operating variables, such as CPU loading and stack use for periodic checks on how large the application becomes over time; and a basic break down of data flow from input through to output processing ready to fill out.
Identical to the basic template except that the data flow from input to output processing utilises busses making the diagram tidier.