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I figured out the problem. There's a Configuration option on the Property page. I had inadvertently selected Release and should have selected Degub.

Yes. I tried this both ways: in VC++ Directories and in C/C++ General.

I'll chalk this up to either a Visual Studio bug or in my inability to use Visual Studio. It's not holding me up. It's just inconvenient.

For some reason this stopped working. I can't get VS to find include files. I'm having to resort to putting them in the project code folder.

VS works fine for projects I've already created. It stopped working for new projects.

I have a network that represents an electronic device. I've modeled all the conceivable failure causes and modes. The network is set up with observation nodes, target nodes, and auxiliary nodes. Some of the observation nodes are Mandatory . When I run Testing diagnosis it first asks me to enter evid...

I wrote a simple c++ program to create a CSV list of nodes and node info: // OutputCSVFromNetwork.cpp : main project file. #include "stdafx.h" #include "smile.h" #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { DSL_network theNet; theNet.ReadFile("BBNetwork.xdsl");...

The same answer would then hold for Noisy-Max nodes and CPT.

If I'm creating Noisy-Max nodes they end up being represented as CPTs. There's no advantage to creating them as CPTs in the first place.

(Which means I'd go with Noisy-Max since they're so much easier to set up.)

I have created a network with Chance nodes whos CPT's are all 1's and 0's.

Is there any computational advantage to using Deterministic nodes in this instance?

Is there a way to get a list of nodes and submodels that are in a submodel?

I looked through various properties and methods, especially in:
I didn't find anything intuitively obvious.

It looks like the Red and Blue colors are reversed. If I display the network in Genie I see:

R - 195
G - 143
B - 62

The correct color is:

R - 62
G - 143
B - 195

I'm able to set node colors to a nice light pink with a darker pink border with this code: theNet.GetNode(observableNodeHandle)->Info().Screen().color = 0xeeb4e2; theNet.GetNode(observableNodeHandle)->Info().Screen().borderColor = 0x9d3b88; When I try this color however I should get blue node with a...

This works (for creating a node). string nodeId = "NewNode"; nodeHandle = theNet.AddNode(DSL_CPT, nodeID.c_str()); This doesn't (for creating a submodel). string submodelID = "NewSubmodel"; submodelHandle = theNet.GetSubmodelHandler().CreateSubmodel(DSL_MAIN_SUBMODEL, submodelID....

I can use GetStateNames to retrieve strings from a CSV file:
How do I handle a blank cell in the CSV file?

(If I use this code it throws an exception.)

I'd like to suggest a new feature.

I prefer to view networks with bar charts but can't enable that in SMILE.

Can you expose an API so I can do that?

(I'd also want to set the bar chart size.)

I can do this by editing the XML however, a SMILE API would be easier.

I discovered an interesting thing when reading a CSV file with ReadFile. I got the following error:

Can't read file, Unexpected endline in the quoted string

I created the CSV file with Excel. Some of the cells had multi-line data. When I changed the data to single-line the error went away.

You'll need to do the same for Library Directories . Visual Studio Properties VC Directories Library.JPG Follow the same instructions you did for the Include folder. When you're done with that click OK here. Visual Studio Properties VC Directories OK.JPG You can now #include smile.h in your code. Vi...