AI SearchEnhancement of the windows version of the analysis interpretive treatise (AIT)
Call Number: AIT Thesis no.ST-00-09 Material type:
SeriesSeries: Asian Institute of Technology. Thesis ; no. ST-00-09Publication details: Bangkok : Asian Institute of Technology, 2000Description: 50, A28, B9, C60, D39 leavesSubject(s): Online resources: Dissertation note: Thesis (M.Eng.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 2000 Summary: The Analysis Interpretive Treatise (AIT) is a program to perform processes in structural analysis by the matrix and the finite element methods. In the present study, the AIT Program for Windows operating system is modified to increase the convenience in using it. The pre-processor, the post-processor and the user interface are written with Visual Basic 6.0 (SP3). The command input interface is designed to be compatible with the DOS version. A text editor specially designed for the AIT Program commands is built into the program. Microsoft access database structure is used for storing matrix and finite element data. An explorer-like interface is designed to view and edit the data. Structural dynamic commands are added into the program. The processing modules from the legacy Fortran codes of the DOS version are compiled into external dynamic link libraries (DLL) files. Mixed language programming is used for calling these Fortran DLLs from Visual Basic. The AIT Program is also developed into a Web-based application. The pre-processor and post-processor are modified and compiled as an ActiveX DLL object. The registered ActiveX DLL on the server computer, together with the Fortran DLLs form the back-end processing engine of the AIT Program (Web application). For the user interface, Web pages replace the traditional forms of the desktop application. Active Server Pages Technology is used for data transfer between the user and the program. Finally, a complete documentation of the AIT Program including the users manual is given. Illustrative examples are included to demonstrate the use of the program.
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A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Engineering, School of Civil Engineering
Thesis (M.Eng.) - Asian Institute of Technology, 2000
The Analysis Interpretive Treatise (AIT) is a program to perform processes in structural analysis by the matrix and the finite element methods. In the present study, the AIT Program for Windows operating system is modified to increase the convenience in using it. The pre-processor, the post-processor and the user interface are written with Visual Basic 6.0 (SP3). The command input interface is designed to be compatible with the DOS version. A text editor specially designed for the AIT Program commands is built into the program. Microsoft access database structure is used for storing matrix and finite element data. An explorer-like interface is designed to view and edit the data. Structural dynamic commands are added into the program. The processing modules from the legacy Fortran codes of the DOS version are compiled into external dynamic link libraries (DLL) files. Mixed language programming is used for calling these Fortran DLLs from Visual Basic. The AIT Program is also developed into a Web-based application. The pre-processor and post-processor are modified and compiled as an ActiveX DLL object. The registered ActiveX DLL on the server computer, together with the Fortran DLLs form the back-end processing engine of the AIT Program (Web application). For the user interface, Web pages replace the traditional forms of the desktop application. Active Server Pages Technology is used for data transfer between the user and the program. Finally, a complete documentation of the AIT Program including the users manual is given. Illustrative examples are included to demonstrate the use of the program.
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