| 250 | This way the user can supply '''any''' option to the solver. |
| 251 | EMSO will not check if the options are really supported by the solver at the time of reading the file. |
| 252 | The options will be checked only when the solver DLL is loaded (when actually trying to solve the problem). |
| 253 | |
| 254 | The set of options which all '''NLASolver''' implementations should support: |
| 255 | ||Option || Type || Description || |
| 256 | ||RelativeAccuracy || real || the desired relative accuracy of the solution, default '''1e-3''' || |
| 257 | ||AbsoluteAccuracy || real || the lowest value to be considered relevant when solving the problem, default '''1e-6''' || |
| 258 | ||MaxIterations || int || the maximum number of iterations, default '''100''' || |
| 259 | |
| 260 | The set of options which all '''DAESolver''' implementations should support: |
| 261 | ||Option || Type || Description || |
| 262 | ||EventAccuracy || real || the accuracy in time when detecting state events (actually handled by EMSO, solver developers should not worry about this), default '''1e-2''' || |
| 263 | ||RelativeAccuracy || real || the desired relative accuracy of the solution, default '''1e-3''' || |
| 264 | ||AbsoluteAccuracy || real || the lowest value to be considered relevant when solving the problem, default '''1e-6''' || |
| 265 | |