Integrate Applications with PHENOM & CinC
This tutorial will walk a user through the compilation and execution of a CinC-based application. It builds upon other tutorials in PHENOM. As such, it uses the same principles as Integration Model to CinC Generation, but the content is different.
 | Windows Subsystem for Linux This tutorial is written to use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL 2). |
Preparing PHENOM
In this tutorial, you will integrate two software applications. For the sake of simplicity, they will be integrated into a single executable. This will allow you to see the result of the integration by running a single file. This tutorial uses the Integration Model as shown in a previous tutorial.
Start by downloading this data model: File:Robot model with integration model.skayl
| Skayl File The FACE Technical Standard only defines the elements of an integration model. The details of each element are left to integrators. As a result, such details are not effectively stored in a .face model. A .skayl file is provided here to maintain this information. |
If you need help loading the project file, please view this tutorial: Creating a Project from an Existing Model.
Export a CinC Package
Log into PHENOM and click on the GENERATE icon in the vertical bar on the left-hand side of the screen.
Select the CINC tab.
Please make the following choices:
- CinC Artifact CinC
- CinC Version CinC 2.2.3 (note, other versions may work, this was tested with v2.2.3)
- FACE Version 3.0
- Language c++
- Override namespaces? Not Selected
- System Directory Test_System
- Include CinC Source? Selected
- Include Model files? Selected
- Selection Type Mains and UoPs
There is a prompt to Select your Mains and UoPs. Since the project was setup to have both applications in a single executable, both UoPs are listed under a single main. Ensure all three elements are selected, like this:
Next, select a license. For this tutorial, you should choose Evaluation.
And finally, click GENERATE. PHENOM will start creating your source package and your browser will automatically download it once complete.
Prepare the Environment
In your Windows user folder (typically C:\Users\<username>), create (or edit) the .wslconfig file.
Make sure the file contains the following entries:
[wsl2] networkingMode=mirrored [experimental] hostAddressLoopback=true