examples/integrator/getting_started.cpp

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#include <acado_integrators.hpp>



/* >>> start tutorial code >>> */
int main( ){


    USING_NAMESPACE_ACADO

    // Define a Right-Hand-Side:
    // -------------------------
    DifferentialState     x;
    DifferentialEquation  f;
    TIME t;

    f << dot(x) == -x + sin(0.01*t);



    // Define an integrator:
    // ---------------------
    IntegratorBDF integrator( f );
    integrator.set( INTEGRATOR_PRINTLEVEL, MEDIUM );
    integrator.set( INTEGRATOR_TOLERANCE, 1.0e-3 );


    // Define an initial value:
    // ------------------------

    double x_start[1] = { 1.0 };

    double t_start    =   0.0;
    double t_end      =   1000.0;


    // START THE INTEGRATION
    // ----------------------

    //integrator.freezeAll();
    integrator.integrate( t_start, t_end, x_start );

        integrator.printRunTimeProfile();


    // GET THE RESULTS
    // ---------------

        VariablesGrid differentialStates;
        integrator.getX( differentialStates );
        
        differentialStates.print( "x" );


    return 0;
}
/* <<< end tutorial code <<< */