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Version v1.7.0 of Damaris adds support for asynchronous Python based processing. This Damaris server side plug-in has support for Dask which is a Python distributed runtime engine and opens up a large number of analytic methods that can use Dask data types, these include SciKit-Learn and Tensorflow/Keras. In the Damaris…
This version of Damaris adds a ModifyModel class that enables the XML configuration file to be constructed and saved to programmatically, within C++ source code. Please see the following page for more information in-line-creation-of-damaris-xml-configuration-file. The release also includes logging of the time it takes for Damaris server cores to complete…
Damaris 1.5.0 has been released. This version adds support for the unstructured mesh data layout type, and currently the implementation only has ParaView support (VisIt support is on the way). It also includes better logging support and bug fixes included. Download is available from the Damaris download page. (N.B. There…
Damaris 1.3.3 has been released. This version fixes issues with multi-dimensional HDF5 storage and adds ability to add a comment field in Damaris configuration file elements Layout, Parameter, Mesh and Variable. Download is available from the Damaris download page.
A new version of Damaris, i.e. Damaris 1.3.2 is released. In this version, we have a bug fix for output of HDF5 files and there is also an updated Damaris Spack package available from the gitlab repository. The full release notes of this version can be found in Damaris download…
A new version of Damaris, i.e. Damaris 1.3.1 is released. In this version, we have some improvements in the build files and also the way Damaris can be integrated to other third-party simulations. Building damaris as a shared library is also supported in this version. The full release note of…
Version 1.3.0 of Damaris has been released. In this version, the simulations are able to use Damaris in support of in situ visualization with ParaView. Fore more details about the release notes check here. For any information about the ParaView support check this link.
In the latest release of Damaris that can be found here (i.e. version 1.2.0), writing simulation results into HDF5 format (.h5 files) is supported. Using this release, all Damaris dedicated core are able to dump the datasets into HDF5 format either collectively (one HDF5 file for all the dedicated cores)…
Preparing an environment to build and run Damaris may be not that easy. The problem is that some required libraries and frameworks (especially VisIt) may take a lot of time to be installed and configured. Thanks to the Docker technology, in version 1.1.0, we have automated the environment preparation process….
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