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I can find OMSimulator-Win 64 bit pre compiled binaries. Where can I find the OMSimulator-Win 32 bit pre-compiled binaries on the github?

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The 32-bit version of OMSimulator will not be build on every test. You can search for the latest test run on OMSimulator Jenkins which did run the stage mingw32-cross (at the moment this would be #337) and install with that artifacts.

Second option:
You can install 32-Bit OpenModelica on Windows, which comes along with OMSimulator. See the download-page from Openmodelica.org.

Third option:
You can build 32-bit version of OMSimulator on your machine to get it. See the install steps from the README. Compile it with OMDev mingw or Visual Studio.

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