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As such, it is fairly non-functional on current platforms.
SimPy changed to simpy, and SimPy.Simulation seems to no longer exist.
imusim seems to be fairly deeply dependent on SimPy.Simulation.
Is this fixable, or is the dependency too deep?
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Hi Gregory,
I have recently run into this myself - I'd not used IMUSim for a while myself but picked it up again for a project.
Per the recommendation here, I have changed the requirement in setup.py to simpy>=2.3,<3, so that it at least pulls in a compatible version.
setup.py
simpy>=2.3,<3
There is a guide to porting from SimPy 2 to SimPy 3. It looks like it would be quite straightforward.
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Do you have any plans to bring IMUSim forward to modern SimPy?
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As such, it is fairly non-functional on current platforms.
SimPy changed to simpy, and SimPy.Simulation seems to no longer exist.
imusim seems to be fairly deeply dependent on SimPy.Simulation.
Is this fixable, or is the dependency too deep?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: