Hello,
I use the release 5.5.0 on my laptop (Ubuntu 9.1) and the release 5.4.1 on my dektop computer (Ubuntu 7.1). I solve the static current equation and I want to calculate the current which goes through a surface. In order to do that I use the function Calculate Loads in the current solver and the function boundary sum in the save data solver. The boudary sum is applied on the variable Potential Loads. This works on my laptop but not on my desktop.
With the 5.4.1 release I have the error message: "SaveData: The desired variable does not exist".
Is there a simple explanation for that ?
Regards,
Benoit.
release 5.4 and 5.5
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Re: release 5.4 and 5.5
Yes, the "Calculate Loads" option is not available in the older version. -Peter
Re: release 5.4 and 5.5
It is what I was afraid of.
Thank you for the quick reply.
Benoit.
Thank you for the quick reply.
Benoit.
Re: release 5.4 and 5.5
I forgot to ask something.
I found the source code of the release 5.5.0 but there were not the mathlibs directory inside. Is it normal ?
On source forge, there is only the release 5.4.1. Is there somewhere I can find the source code of the release 5.5.0 ?
Regards,
Benoit.
I found the source code of the release 5.5.0 but there were not the mathlibs directory inside. Is it normal ?
On source forge, there is only the release 5.4.1. Is there somewhere I can find the source code of the release 5.5.0 ?
Regards,
Benoit.
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Re: release 5.4 and 5.5
Hi, perhaps you were using some Linux distro that comes with the lapack libraries. Then the mathlibs may be obsolite.
We should be more rigorous with the version numbering as we tend to stay at a version number for some time. In fact currently we recognize the version mainly by the svn revision. You see that one the first lines when you call ElmerSolver.exe. You can get the whole source byThere should be a optional parameter for getting the desired revision.
-Peter
We should be more rigorous with the version numbering as we tend to stay at a version number for some time. In fact currently we recognize the version mainly by the svn revision. You see that one the first lines when you call ElmerSolver.exe. You can get the whole source by
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svn co https://elmerfem.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/elmerfem elmerfem
-Peter
Re: release 5.4 and 5.5
The Debian/Ubuntu package version also has the revision in it, e.g. for Ubuntu 9.10 (not 9.1, it's October 2009 -> 9.10, came after 9.04) it should be 5.5.0.svn.4214.dfsg-1ubuntu1 indicating SVN revision 4214.
-Adam
-Adam