RE: How to use numpy, scipy etc. with Abaqus' python on Linux
RE: How to use numpy, scipy etc. with Abaqus' python on Linux
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thread799-313846: How to use numpy, scipy etc. with Abaqus' python on Linux
Finally found a solution to this, for Abaqus 6.10-1 on Ubuntu 10.04 (and perhaps other versions of both)
Salome Meca 2011-2 (and perhaps other versions) uses numpy, scipy and matplotlib in the right versions for Abaqus 6.10-1. What worked for me:
1. copy these versions of numpy etc. across from the Salome installation to your Abaqus/6.10-1/Python/Lib directory
2. you will also have to copy across certain F77 libraries from the Salome install to /lib
Finally found a solution to this, for Abaqus 6.10-1 on Ubuntu 10.04 (and perhaps other versions of both)
Salome Meca 2011-2 (and perhaps other versions) uses numpy, scipy and matplotlib in the right versions for Abaqus 6.10-1. What worked for me:
1. copy these versions of numpy etc. across from the Salome installation to your Abaqus/6.10-1/Python/Lib directory
2. you will also have to copy across certain F77 libraries from the Salome install to /lib




