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gid7.1.4b.tar.gz is ready at
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with corrected extrusion/trasnlation/rotationision in post

miguel
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Dear all
If anyone ever happen to know about the stack
overflow when you are trying to run the program. I'm
writing the program in Fortran and sometime when I use
more elements then my program just stop and reported
that " The stack is overflow". I need to increase the
stack but didn't know how to do.. If anyone has some
experience about it please advice? Enrique? Miquel???
any ideas. This I think is related with the Windows
system? I use XP windows

Regards






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If you compile with a Fortran from the Developer Studio environment (Digital
Visual Fortran, Compaq Visual Fortran,..), then see Project-Settings, Link,
Output, Stack allocations
and increase the field "Reserve" with the selected number of bytes assigned
to stack size (by default is 1024 bytes)

Note: This fied for the stack size can be change of name/location in your
Developer/Visual Studio.

Use dynamic allocated memory instead of static memory: use pointers or
allocate...(read your Fortran documentation)

Enrique Escolano

----- Original Message -----
From: "VSayako Willy" vilaysako at yahoo.com
To: gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 4:10 AM
Subject: [GiDlist] Stack Overflow in the Program


Dear all
If anyone ever happen to know about the stack
overflow when you are trying to run the program. I'm
writing the program in Fortran and sometime when I use
more elements then my program just stop and reported
that " The stack is overflow". I need to increase the
stack but didn't know how to do.. If anyone has some
experience about it please advice? Enrique? Miquel???
any ideas. This I think is related with the Windows
system? I use XP windows

Regards






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Hi Enrique
Many thanks for your advice. Yes it's working
now..Yes I used dynamic memory not static..but some
cases of the problems need more memory to execute it.

Best regards.




--- Enrique Escolano escolano at cimne.upc.es wrote:
If you compile with a Fortran from the Developer
Studio environment (Digital
Visual Fortran, Compaq Visual Fortran,..), then see
Project-Settings, Link,
Output, Stack allocations
and increase the field "Reserve" with the selected
number of bytes assigned
to stack size (by default is 1024 bytes)

Note: This fied for the stack size can be change of
name/location in your
Developer/Visual Studio.

Use dynamic allocated memory instead of static
memory: use pointers or
allocate...(read your Fortran documentation)

Enrique Escolano

----- Original Message -----
From: "VSayako Willy" vilaysako at yahoo.com
To: gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 4:10 AM
Subject: [GiDlist] Stack Overflow in the Program


Dear all
If anyone ever happen to know about the stack
overflow when you are trying to run the program.
I'm
writing the program in Fortran and sometime when I
use
more elements then my program just stop and
reported
that " The stack is overflow". I need to increase
the
stack but didn't know how to do.. If anyone has
some
experience about it please advice? Enrique?
Miquel???
any ideas. This I think is related with the
Windows
system? I use XP windows

Regards






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Hi, today nov-12, a GiD user had made a phone call to CIMNE requesting
support. Due to a mistake we gave him a wrong email address. The correct
address is ronda at cimne.upc.es
Sorry for the mistake.

best regards,

Jorge Suit


Miguel A. de Riera Pasenau wrote:

gid7.1.4b.tar.gz is ready at
ftp://gid.cimne.com/pub/gid_adds/Linux/gid7.1.4b.tar.gz

with corrected extrusion/trasnlation/rotationision in post

miguel

Jorge Suit Perez Ronda schrieb:

Hi, today nov-12, a GiD user had made a phone call to CIMNE requesting
support. Due to a mistake we gave him a wrong email address. The correct
address is ronda at cimne.upc.es
Sorry for the mistake.

best regards,

Jorge Suit

Miguel A. de Riera Pasenau wrote:

gid7.1.4b.tar.gz is ready at
ftp://gid.cimne.com/pub/gid_adds/Linux/gid7.1.4b.tar.gz

with corrected extrusion/trasnlation/rotationision in post

miguel



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Hi,
we have telephoned 5 minutes ago.
Enclosed you find two examples which contain the mentioned
double curved structures.
If we now export the informations of the hexahedras we need
for every hexahedra an order of the nodes in such a way that
the lower nodes are mentioned first and then the upper ones.

We think that for this purpose in general one needs to define
local axes for every volume element so that the local(!!!) z-direction
is always the thickness direction, which of course changes with respect
to
the global (!!!) axes !

How do we have to proceed ?

Best regards, and thanks in advance,

N. Yalovenko
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Is it possible to define the order of surfaces in meshing of volume?
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Hi Enrique and all GiD team
Would Gid include a good SOLVER as an optional in
the next version?? as you seen GiD is designed for the
problems of FEM and other Numerical Methods. If not
where can I get a good reliable solver to solve the EQ
system?? for example "sparse matrix" , "Direct method"
and so on..

Best regards

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Hi Willy,

For sure you can find a lot of good solver in the net, as you can see from the other messages.
In CIMNE there is a project devoted to provide a C++ framework to create finite element solvers just by defining the element formulation. The project's name is Kratos.

Kratos has as main objective to establish a framework, methodology and computing structure to allow the building of finite element programs at different levels of implementation. For example, depending on the interest of the user the package can be used as a high level library to explore new finite element formulations or to check the features of new technical implementation of physical applications.

Layers' Structure
The layers' structure has been created to fit in three type of developers:
Kratos Designers: involved in the overall design, development and implementation of the program structure, with special focus covering the basic functionalities of the objects, the most technical programming part of the project;
Finite Element Researchers: developers mainly attracted towards the exploration of new formulations or numerical methods, with less interest or experience in C++ programming;
Application's Developers: people involved in the customised simulation of any physic phenomena using already implemented Kratos examples adding some new interfaces.

For more information, please, contact Dadvand Pooyan (pooyan at cimne.upc.es).

Yours,
Enrique


----- Original Message -----
From: "VSayako Willy" vilaysako at yahoo.com
To: gidlist at gatxan.cimne.upc.es
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 6:04 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] Would GiD include the SOLVER in the future version???



Hi Enrique and all GiD team
Would Gid include a good SOLVER as an optional in
the next version?? as you seen GiD is designed for the
problems of FEM and other Numerical Methods. If not
where can I get a good reliable solver to solve the EQ
system?? for example "sparse matrix" , "Direct method"
and so on..

Best regards

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