Overview

Beyond what one might call the `standard use' of Mosel, the Mosel environment has an increasing number of advanced features, some of which you might find helpful for the development or deployment of larger applications.

The first chapter of this part (Chapter Debugger and Profiler) introduces the Mosel Debugger and Profiler, two tools that are particularly helpful for the development and analysis of large-scale Mosel models. We give some hints how you might improve the efficiency of your models.

The next chapter (Chapter Packages) introduces the notion of packages and shows several examples of their use. It also discusses the differences between packages and modules and their respective uses.

Chapter Language extensions gives an overview of other advanced functionality, including generalized file handling, concurrency in modeling, graphing, and other solver types. In depth introductions to these topics are given in separate manuals or whitepapers to avoid overloading this user guide.

The last chapter introduces the notion of 'annotations' and tools of the Mosel distribution that exploit such metadata, for example in the automated generation of Mosel model documentation.