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Mcp/0031 extend road map with prototyping plan #3222

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henrikt-ma and others added 30 commits January 7, 2020 21:42
This fixes the non-intuitive order when appending array dimensions in Modelica:
```
model ModelicaAppendDimensions
  type Arr = Real[3, 4];
  Arr[1, 2] x = fill(0.0, 1, 2, 3, 4); /* Note: (Real[k, l])[m, n] is not the same as Real[k, l, m, n]. */
end ModelicaAppendDimensions;
```

With the order swapped, we get this instead:
```
model NaturalAppendDimensions
  type Arr = [3, 4] Real;
  [1, 2] Arr x = fill(0.0, 1, 2, 3, 4); /* Note: [k, l]([m, n]Real) is the same as Real[k, l, m, n]. */
end NaturalAppendDimensions;
```
Note that we still keep 'short-class-specifier', reachable from 'class-specifier'.
Get rid of the obviously irrelevant parts of the grammar
Web Meeting: completed based on discussion
In agreement with decision at today's web meeting.
Besides being a significant simplification of Flat Modelica semantics, this also removes an important use of nested class definitions in Modelica, since an overloaded operator needs to be defined inside the operator record to which it belongs.
This allows for more clear marking of the removed parts of the grammar.
Settle the top level structure

Merging according to decision at today's web meeting.
Describe change for unbalanced if-equations.
I noticed that the original text had "rank" as short-hand for "number of scalarized equations". I didn't think that was clear, but we might find a better name than "number of scalarized equations"
As discussed in the web meeting.
As discussed at the meeting. Adding the note so that we have a clear definition.
Update differences.md to restrict equation size for if-equations.
Cherry-picking this commit again, assuming that it was unintentionally reverted last time by 2af3a74.
olivleno and others added 29 commits May 3, 2022 11:05
Web Meeting: Hans, Henrik, Gerd, Martin, Oliver
accepted change
Web Meeting: Hans, Henrik, Gerd, Martin, Oliver
To be clear: This is just for the sake of discussion, not expressing the opinion that removing for-equations would be a good idea.
Co-authored-by: Oliver Lenord <oliver.lenord@de.bosch.com>
Co-authored-by: Oliver Lenord <oliver.lenord@de.bosch.com>
Web Meeting: 
Accept: Get rid of 'protected'
Web Meeting
Tick off: Get rid of  protected
According to working group discussion last week.

This reverts commit 2e083bf.
Web Meeting
Investigate need for for-equations
@olivleno olivleno closed this Aug 17, 2022
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