Can pro/II be simulated through programming or code?
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Can pro/II be simulated through programming or code? How is it usually operated?
The three major mainstream simulation software can generally be controlled via programming to carry out simulations and for secondary development of modules. Generally, OLE is implemented through Microsoft’s COM technology.
It’s quite sophisticated! What is COM technology? Can I refer to those materials? When learning simulation software such as ANSYS and ADINA in the past, simulation calculations could be carried out through Fortran programming; what language is used for Pro/II?
I think most scholars studying PROII would like to know this; could the experts on the second floor provide some more detailed information, or are there any relevant materials available, so as to help spread knowledge and facilitate a better understanding of PROII?
PRO/II supports user-defined functions, but this requires writing code in Fortran first; the resulting code is then compiled using the Intel Fortran compiler into a dynamic link library that can be used by PRO/II. For detailed instructions, refer to the PRO/II User-Added Subroutines User Guide. Simulating it is very complex; if it really needs to be done, other computing tools can be used to verify the calculations first, at least to ensure that the calculations in the literature are correct, before entering them into PRO/II.