Guide for the use of CALCIUM coupling in SALOME

This manual only contains a brief explanation of the use of primitives (see CALCIUM C and Fortran coupling library and calcium – python interface for reference guide), please refer to [Calcium1] and [Calcium2] for further information on this subject.

• From the old CALCIUM product to CALCIUM in SALOME
  • The existing CALCIUM product
  • CALCIUM ports in SALOME
  • CALCIUM / SALOME ports and the YACS supervisor
• Creating a SALOME component using CALCIUM
  • The IDL declaration of components using CALCIUM ports
  • Declaration of a C++ component using CALCIUM ports
  • Declaration of component resources (part 1)
  • Definition of a component using CALCIUM ports
  • Declaration of component resources (part 2)
  • Configuring a CALCIUM port
  • Calls to CALCIUM methods
• Starting CALCIUM coupling
  • Setting up the environment
  • Running a simple coupling through a python script
  • Running coupling through the YACS GUI
  • Running coupling through YACS without GUI
  • Setting up a timeout to interrupt execution in case of interlocking
• Creating a SALOME application
• Coupling scheme: example of YACS XML file
• Generating a CALCIUM module with YACSGEN: example
• CALCIUM C and Fortran coupling library
  • Include files
  • Functions to connect and disconnect
  • Functions to export data
  • Functions to import data
  • Functions to erase data
  • Examples
  • Error codes
  • Some considerations about architecture (32, 64 bits) and programming language (C, Fortran)
• calcium – python interface
  • Constants
  • Array types
  • Functions to connect and disconnect
  • Functions to export data
  • Functions to import data
  • Functions to erase data
  • Example

[Calcium1]

EDF report HI-26/03/007/A

[Calcium2]

EDF report HI-76/96/009/B