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SB → PL (intake plenum) → P (runner) → C (cylinder) → P (exhaust port) → J (collector) → SB (exhaust outlet)

The framework is not a "black box" but a powerful extension mechanism. While this tutorial covers the User Performance Development workflow for cylinder modeling, the same principles apply to valves, pipes, and boosters. avl boost tutorial upd

Tip: Use the built-in or simple lift curve shapes. For accuracy, import measured lift data (CSV format). SB → PL (intake plenum) → P (runner)

avl_map(); ~avl_map();

struct MyNode : public boost::intrusive::set_base_hook<> Key key; Value val; // ... ; using MySet = boost::intrusive::set<MyNode, boost::intrusive::compare<MyCompare>>; the same principles apply to valves