modulef99 for MS Windows 98
10.march.2004
Here you can download full Modulef99 compiled library.
It’s size is about 71 MB. Modulef proccessors are in folder
modulef99/win/sta/bin. Don’t’t forget to install GKS library !!! if you plan to
use graphics.
14.april.2001
Since 12.november 1999 there ware approximately
30-40 downloads per months of MODULEF from
this site. During that period there ware several reports that GKS doesn’t work
well, especially on Windows NT. Namely there ware problems with GTX function
which does not produce any text output. Because of that I decide to reprogram
GKS to support QuickWin application programs.
In this way Modulef processors are now running as QuickWin application
programs.
You can download qwmake
file that build MODULEF on your computer. To do that you:
1. Download MODULEF source code from here (note that you must accept license agreement
before downloading !!!!) and unzip it into c:/modulef99 folder
2. Unzip QWMAKE to Modulef99 folder
(qwmake contains, qwmake.exe program, Win98 interface programs and the ‘src’
folder where corrected MODULEF
subroutines can be found).
3. Download GKS library from this site and install it !!!!.
4. Run qwmake program (building
it can take about one hour so be patient and do not interrupt process).
5. Add path C:/MODULEF99/WIN/STA/BIN to PATH
environment variable in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file
6. You can now run test examples from
ascii/sta/s/tesd folder (see guide 1).
You will find the user guide at MODULEF
Homepage or you can download part of documentation as MS Word (converted from
INRIA html pages) document from here.
Notes:
1. You will found MODULEF processors in MODULEF99/WIN/STA/BIN
folder. All these programs are QuickWin
Application programs. Libraries are in the MODULEF99/WIN/STA/LIB folder.
2. In interactive programs (emc2,
trnoxx) use SPACEBAR as mouse click !!!
3. You can use Windows EMF or Postscript
workstation to obtain softcopy of a picture. A pictures created are
stored to files named GKSxxx.EMF or
GKSxxx.PS where xxx are numbers 001,002,… into your working directory. Note
that PS file contaion one blank page ( I don’t know why).
4. The pp_ prefix are omited from pre-
and post- processor names.
12.nov.1999
In 1999 INRIA
put their huge FE library MODULEF into freeware domain (IFER).
With some minor modifications of source code and adding some new utility code (for MS Windows
98) I have successfully built all
MODULEF libraries, almost all MODULEF processors (except TOUTXX) and tests by
using Digital Visual FORTRAN V6.1 and RALGKS as graphics driver.
You can download winmake file and try to build MODULEF on your computer. To
do that you :
7. Download MODULEF source code and
unzip it
8. Unzip WINMAKE to Modulef99 folder
(winmake contains a complete RALGKS Library, winmake.exe program, Win98
interface programs and the ‘src’ folder
where corrected MODULEF subroutines can be found).
9. Run winmake program (building it can
take about one hour so be patient and do not interrupt proccess).
10. Add path C:/MODULEF99/WIN/STA/BIN to PATH
environment variable in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT file
11. You can now run test examples from
ascii/sta/s/tesd folder (see guide 1).
You will find the user guide at MODULEF
Homepage or you can download part of documentation as MS Word (converted from
INRIA html pages) document from here.
Notes:
5. You will found MODULEF processors in MODULEF99/WIN/STA/BIN folder.
All pre- and post- processor names begin with PP_ , so call e.g. APNOXX as PP_APNOXX. Also note
that test programs begin with TT_. All these programs are Console Application
programs. Libraries are in the MODULEF99/WIN/STA/LIB folder.
6. When you call graphics
postprocessors follow the instructions
from guide 6 part II. ‘Hardcopy’
i.e. Windows Metafile pictures are saved
to files GKS3803_x.EMF where x is 0,1,… in your working directory. Rename your pictures if
you want to keep them because they will be overwriten without warning in a next
run.
7. I think that original window size
for EMC2 program is 1024x768. So image
in this installation is distorted. Also EMC2 sometimes higns up.
8. This installation works also
with Digital Visual FORTRAN V5.0 a .
9. I have tested this installation on a
PC Pentium II 450 MHz computer, and on a PC Pentium II 233 MHz computer.
Complete installation occupies about 120 MB of disc space.
10. If you want to rebuild some
libraries or programs just delete them and run winmake again. Only the missing
libraries and programs will be rebuild.
NEW !!!
You can
download exe version of EMC2 from here. It is QuickWin
version and does not need any other file to run. Note that you better store
your mesh data with .msh option.
2.Nov.1999
Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport
Examples
Here are some EMF pictures from tests examples
that was produced by GKS Enhanced Windows Metafile driver.
Mesh
produced by EMC2
