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trilbytim

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Registered: 2023-03-08

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Add Code Aster to existing Salome installation

I have tried installing Salome-Meca but can't get get that to work (after finally working through all the dependencies to get singularity installed then when I first tried opening Salome Meca it quite with the message "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found " I do have libc6, version 2.35, so I don't know what to do about this)

However I do have a working installation of Salome, so all I need is to add Code Aster within it. So my real question is, is there a way to install Code Aster into an existing Salome installation?

Last edited by trilbytim (2023-03-08 22:26:33)

k_zurawski

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From: Gdansk (Poland)

Registered: 2010-03-13

Posts: 186

Re: Add Code Aster to existing Salome installation

You may work with Salome standalone for pre and post, and standalone Code_Aster. It requires 3 files to run the study. Mesh from Salome, *.export to run the study and *.comm  - a recipe of the study. Then you won't have to rely  on AsterStudy. But I don't know if this is the thing which will satisfy you.

I had the same kind of problems in Ubuntu 22.04 as you, I reverted to 20.04 (which has that older library) and to Salome_Meca 2020, but I'm not using AsterStudy at all.

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Krzysztof

k_zurawski

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From: Gdansk (Poland)

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Re: Add Code Aster to existing Salome installation

Moreover, if you are a beginner as me, you may install any older version. There are basically no differences for beginners between versions except AsterStudy. You don't have to have all the latest and greatest.

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Krzysztof

TimothyReed

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Registered: 2023-05-17

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Re: Add Code Aster to existing Salome installation

I have tried installing Salome-Meca but can't get get that to work (after finally working through all the dependencies to get singularity installed then when I first tried opening Salome Meca it quite with the message "/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.34' not found " I do have libc6, version 2.35, so I don't know what to do about this)

However I do have a working installation of Salome, so all I need is to add Code Aster within it. So my real question is, is there a way to install Code Aster into an existing Salome installation?

Here are the steps you can follow:

Download the Code Aster package: Go to the official Code Aster and download the latest version of Code Aster that is compatible with your version of Salome. Make sure to choose the correct package for your operating system.

Extract the Code Aster package: Once the package is downloaded, extract its contents to a directory of your choice.

Integrate Code Aster with Salome: Navigate to your Salome installation directory and locate the "modules" folder. Copy the extracted Code Aster files and directories into the "modules" folder of your Salome installation. This will integrate Code Aster with Salome.

Configure Code Aster: After integrating Code Aster with Salome, you need to configure it to work properly. In the Code Aster package, there should be a file called "astk" or "astk.bat" (depending on your operating system). This file is used to configure Code Aster. Open the file in a text editor and ensure that the paths to your Salome installation and Code Aster files are correctly set.

Test the installation: Save the changes to the "astk" file and try running it. This should launch Code Aster within Salome. You can verify that Code Aster is working by running some test cases or performing a simple analysis.