CoolProp: Mathematica: Mac: HOWTO get CoolProp for Mathematica running on Apple M1 Max and Mathematica13
Mathematica: Use of UnitConvert (or even just multiplication or division by a unit Quantity) MASSIVELY slows the calculations down!
CoolProp: HOWTO reproduce a pressure vs specific enthalpy chart in Mathematica. Example: R32 refrigerant.
Mathematica: CoolProp wrapper binaries don't seem to be maintained past CoolProp 5.1.1 (and the PhaseSI and 2-args Props1SI functions do not work)
Mathematica: MTools: Argument pattern matching does not respect inheritance (undermines design-by-contract and heaps of Design Patterns)
Wolfram Workbench for Mathematica: Limitation: Using more than one '$' sign within function names blocks navigation on function usages.
Mathematica: GOTCHA: EntityFunction can only return a scalar (although its the 3rd decade of the 21st century)
Mathematica: The slightly less painful ultimate list of links on Object-Orientation (or the lack thereof) and a public plea to Wolfram Research
Webel: Mathematica: WISHLIST: Support for EXTRACTABLE structured documentation for individual arguments to functions RIGHT IN/NEAR THE CODE. Yes it is needed. Really it is.
MagicDraw/Cameo: 19SP3: Although a 0..* or 1..* Property can carry more than one value, the interface only permits assignment of a single Property::defaultValue through the specification dialog
Webel Parsing Analysis: MagicDraw/Cameo: SysML1.6+: ElementGroup-based Snippets do not list in the compartment of Package/Model symbols because ElementGroup is based on the UML Comment, which does not list in Package/Model symbols.
The SysML1.6 derived /tracedTo is only available on AbstractRequirement (but in MagicDraw/Cameo you can use derived relationships to achieve the same thing on other kinds of NamedElement).
The UML «Trace» and SysML Trace can't be applied to a Slot as target (because Slot is just an Element, not a NamedElement).
SysPhS vs Modelica: If you redeclare a PhSConstant (Modelica parameter) as a PhSVariable (Modelica variable) Modelica still treats it as a 'parameter'. You can end up with an unbalanced system with one equation too many!
SysPhS-1.1: Does not support Modelica's 'initial equation'. WORKAROUND: One can often achieve the same by directly setting a default on a variable and/or by using additional variables/parameters with 'start' and additional equations.
