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Originally Posted by: dacts  is it a standalone plugin-extension? "To be or NOT to be", that's the question ? @ the time I was consulting, I got the code from Chemical Engineering [Bernard S.] It was in Visual Basic, that I converted to Mathcad code. Much easier using WASP from Katmar. You can tabulate the region of of interest and interpolate Spline 2D. I was given the VB code on personal basis. Is it in the public domain ? Would it run on your system ?
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Originally Posted by: dacts is it possible to run it on ubuntu 17.10 using mono?, I can't get it to work, when I try to evaluate "CoolProp_get_global_param_string("version"  " I just get a little yellow message under the command that reads "CoolProp_x64", or do I need to compile the coolprop binaries ins some specific folder or is it a standalone plugin-extension? The plug-in it's composed by 3 files, the SMath wrapper plus 2 coolprop libraries (one for x86 systems, the other for x64 ones); according to this issue, it should be possible if you compile the coolprop library (the core) in your machine and then you replace the one shared within this plugin. |
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Davide
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