mdend

Mend is a programming language used for creating executable models in the Modelica language. It was developed by the Modelica Association, a non-profit organization that aims to establish a standard for modeling and simulation in various fields. Mend is primarily used for building and executing models in industries such as engineering, mechanics, and thermodynamics.

Mend is based on the Modelica language, which is a high-level, algebraic language used for modeling and simulation of complex systems. The language is known for its ability to model a wide range of systems, including mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems. Mend's primary goal is to provide a platform for creating executable models that can be used for simulation, analysis, and optimization.

Mend is supported by a variety of tools and environments, including Modelica-based simulation tools such as Dymola and OpenModelica. These tools allow users to create, edit, and simulate models, as well as connect to other software and environments. Mend's development is being driven by the Modelica Association, in collaboration with industry partners and developers.

Mend is used in various fields, such as mechanical engineering, thermal and electrical engineering, and control engineering. Its primary applications include model-based design, simulation, and optimization of complex systems. Mend's ability to handle a wide range of models and systems makes it a popular choice for industries where complex systems modeling is essential.

The development of Mend is ongoing, with the Modelica Association releasing new versions of the language and its associated tools. The association also provides documentation, tutorials, and other resources to facilitate the adoption and use of Mend.