CAELinux in a book !
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14 years 6 months ago #4274
by rui simoes
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Hi!
does any one know if we this book can help me to understand the comm files, and create my owns??
rui
does any one know if we this book can help me to understand the comm files, and create my owns??
rui
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14 years 6 months ago #4275
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Code_Aster release : STA11.4 on OpenSUSE 12.3 64 bits - EDF/Intel version
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rui simoes wrote:
Your best bet is to go through the tutorials on this site and the examples in the Contrib section - this book (I think) deals more with maths in general and not code_aster in particular.
Hi!
does any one know if we this book can help me to understand the comm files, and create my owns??
rui
Your best bet is to go through the tutorials on this site and the examples in the Contrib section - this book (I think) deals more with maths in general and not code_aster in particular.
Code_Aster release : STA11.4 on OpenSUSE 12.3 64 bits - EDF/Intel version
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14 years 6 months ago #4277
by rui simoes
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well claus...
i've been through same of them,
for instance assembly in advanced examples, there was an error in the comm file.
if you look under Aster Forum, Sr Kees was kind to detect what was wrong with the comm file. and i wonder how would i be able to decrypt that...
i know theres lots of more info i should go through...
but its easier to have a "hard" book with all the info organized.
well thats my opinion.
greetings
rui
i've been through same of them,
for instance assembly in advanced examples, there was an error in the comm file.
if you look under Aster Forum, Sr Kees was kind to detect what was wrong with the comm file. and i wonder how would i be able to decrypt that...
i know theres lots of more info i should go through...
but its easier to have a "hard" book with all the info organized.
well thats my opinion.
greetings
rui
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14 years 6 months ago #4299
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Hoi Rui
the ''mistakes'' in the comm files in the contrib area are mainly because of the version switch in Code Aster (from 9 to version 10). In a book this problem is even more likely to happen because it is static.
If you have problems with the examples, pls let us know. If we can, we will help. And indeed, it is a problem to keep the examples up to date. I donot run over all of them in case of a new version. But in a number of cases members of this forum have indicated the problems due to version switch and I will try to adapt the contributions.
Just keep going, visiting this site (and others) and indicate where you have problems. Not all but many problems can and will be solved.
Keep in touch.
Kind regards - kees
the ''mistakes'' in the comm files in the contrib area are mainly because of the version switch in Code Aster (from 9 to version 10). In a book this problem is even more likely to happen because it is static.
If you have problems with the examples, pls let us know. If we can, we will help. And indeed, it is a problem to keep the examples up to date. I donot run over all of them in case of a new version. But in a number of cases members of this forum have indicated the problems due to version switch and I will try to adapt the contributions.
Just keep going, visiting this site (and others) and indicate where you have problems. Not all but many problems can and will be solved.
Keep in touch.
Kind regards - kees
Interest: structural mechanics, solar energy (picture at 'my location' shows too little pv panels)
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kind regards - kees
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14 years 4 months ago #4454
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Hi,
Anybody who has this book can say some words about the content? It would be very nice if people from this forum can rate the book if it worth the money to spend or not.
Thanks.
Anybody who has this book can say some words about the content? It would be very nice if people from this forum can rate the book if it worth the money to spend or not.
Thanks.
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14 years 3 months ago #4575
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the book is protected by copyright (as nearly all books), you are NOT ALLOWED to propose PDF copies of the book or any other cpoyrighted material here.
Moreover exchanging copyrighted material on this forum represents is a great risk for me and thus for the whole website and CAELinux as well.
So sorry to insist, but proposing illegal stuff on caelinux.com forums is absolutelly not permitted and I reserve the right to close any user account and ban IP adresses in case of abuse.
Free Open Source Software is absolutelly NOT piracy !
Sorry to have to remind you such basic rules...<br /><br />Post edited by: Administrator, at: 2010/08/21 20:11
the book is protected by copyright (as nearly all books), you are NOT ALLOWED to propose PDF copies of the book or any other cpoyrighted material here.
Moreover exchanging copyrighted material on this forum represents is a great risk for me and thus for the whole website and CAELinux as well.
So sorry to insist, but proposing illegal stuff on caelinux.com forums is absolutelly not permitted and I reserve the right to close any user account and ban IP adresses in case of abuse.
Free Open Source Software is absolutelly NOT piracy !
Sorry to have to remind you such basic rules...<br /><br />Post edited by: Administrator, at: 2010/08/21 20:11
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