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Versions 5.0.*

Version 5.0.0

The new version of the library is issued 2021/03/28. Modifications of the library:

Table X.J.1FeResPost methods modifications that may correspond to a modification of users’ scripts.



Old MethodNew Method Comments



Methods in “Group” class



each_mpc each_rbe method is renamed



NbrMpcs NbrRbes method is renamed



Methods in “NastranDb” class



getNbrRbes NbrRbes Becomes an attribute “getter”



NbrMpcs New method



getMpcNodes getRbeNodes for rigid body elements



getMpcDependentNodes getRbeDependentNodes for rigid body elements



getMpcIndependentNodesgetRbeIndependentNodes for rigid body elements



getMpcNodes getMpcNodes for MPC/MPCADD cards



getMpcDependentNodes getMpcDependentNodes for MPC/MPCADD cards



getMpcIndependentNodesgetMpcIndependentNodes for MPC/MPCADD cards



fillCard fillCard RBE and MPC cards are distinguished



fillCards new method



each_mpcId New method



Methods in “SamcefDb” class



getNbrRbes NbrRbes Becomes an attribute “getter”



Version 5.0.1

The new version of the library is issued 2021/07/30. Modifications of the library:

Version 5.0.2

The new version of the library is issued 2022/01/01. Modifications of the library:

Version 5.0.3

The new version of the library is issued 2022/08/15. Modifications of the library:

Also a few corrections in User Manual.

Version 5.0.4

The new version of the library is issued 2023/01/01. Modifications of the library:

The ruby post-processing example is modified as follows:

Also a few corrections in User Manual.

Version 5.0.5

The new version of the library is issued 2023/04/10. Modifications of the library:

Version 5.0.6

The new version of the library is issued 2023/08/14. Modifications of the library:

Version 5.0.7

The new version of the library is issued 2024/01/01. Modifications of the library:

A few modifications in the ruby post-project:

Finally, the binaries are no longer compiled with the “static” option as it lead to problems in the management of C++ exceptions. The Windows libraries are compiled on two different computers with Windows 10 and Windows 11. corresponding archives are duffixed with “w10” and “w11” respectively. Let us hope that, provided you choose the appropriate archive, this will prevent dll compatibility issues when installed on your computer.