efKernel

The Edge Function Kernel is a 64 bit shared library efKernel.so (resp. efKernel.dll) for RHEL 8 (resp. Windows 10) built with the native software development tools. (resp. VC 2013  and IVF 17). Both libraries are built from the same body of code.

All inputs to the kernel are through a single input function with arguments

$\mathrm{applicationID},\mathrm{taskID},\mathrm{array1},\mathrm{array2},\dots$

with a return value zero(resp. non zero) denoting success(resp. failure).

The result of client requests are returned by array valued  accessors.

One accessor returns the ascii sequence of integers for the kernel message due with a particular failure.

The Java(resp. Mathematica) client accesses these functions through the JNI(resp. WSTP) protocol.

The distribution model is to share from a Linux or Windows server to  Windows or Linux clients

What’s New

The CurrentFlowAnalyzer 2022 continues the evolution of the originator’s confirmatory software system into an object oriented framework with the the facilities to

• Serialize the current solution

•  Change the default convex-like sub-regions

• Round a reentrant corner to avoid an infinite current density

• Morph a circle into an ellipse or crack

The contouring and layout editing facilities have been enhanced.