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Hello Jean Pierre AUBRY,<br>
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Thank you for your suggestions! I have been doing so a bit at a time,
and I hope to make progress during the next few days. But at present I
am stumped on all fronts with the myriad of incompatibilities
introduced by the premature shift to Med3 by Salome and CodeAster
without any thought process towards interoperability, and product
simulation data longevity ...<br>
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I am at present stumped by step one, namely reading a *-res.med file
into Gmsh_2.5. Unless I step back to CodeAster 10.3.x and Salome_5.1.x
and redo my entire study, I am stuck. What an awful state of affairs.
I am appalled by some of these directional decisions taken by the
CodeAster-Salome team...<br>
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Regards, JMB<br>
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jean pierre aubry wrote:
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<pre wrap="">hello
you did read my little bookelt?
there are some explanations about that
also the pdf Gmsh manual shoud be read about that
and finally
you should try to write Gmsh native Postpro .pos file
and or use STANLEY
regarding
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<pre wrap="">I am not sure of the post processing capabilities (accuracy) of the
latest version of Salome_6.3.1 and would like another means of
verifying the results. Thanks.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->i am sure of the UNcapabilities of Salome in 1D element problems when
they get larger tha a few elements
jean pierre aubry
On 17 Sep 2011, at 03:13, jmb wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
Would somebody recommend a good tutorial for learning how to post
process CodeAster result files using gmsh, please?
I have tried various ways and I get nothing when I import a CodeAster
Ver_11+ MED file. Is this because gmsh cannot open the Med3 format?
If so is there an upgraded version of gmsh available; or in the
development stages as a daily snapshot that one can attempt at
compiling? I am using Ubuntu Jaunty (and Lucid) in a 64bit OS.
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Hi guys - we're working on it, but it's not yet in the nightly builds.
Moving from MED2 to MED3 is actually a lot more work than what we
initially thought, due to significant changes in the MED library.
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<pre wrap="">I am not sure of the post processing capabilities (accuracy) of the
latest version of Salome_6.3.1 and would like another means of
verifying the results. Thanks.
Regards, JMB
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