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You could use the Reference FMUs for testing. However, for an actual application you'll probably want to export an FMU from an application. If the FMU comes with source code you can compile a binary for the target platform.
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t-sommer commentedon Mar 13, 2024
This would require an FMU with Android / ARM64 binaries which is only supported in FMI 3.0. Do you have an example FMU to try it out?
lathesh-shetty commentedon Mar 13, 2024
Oh,ok
No, i don't have any examples are there any resources on how i can build a FMI 3.0 with arm64 binaries and example fmi that i can test on
t-sommer commentedon Mar 14, 2024
You could use the Reference FMUs for testing. However, for an actual application you'll probably want to export an FMU from an application. If the FMU comes with source code you can compile a binary for the target platform.