Can I use the opensees-solver on Ubuntu(Lunix) system?

[Wangyun]

Dear STKO team
Can I use the opensees-solver in Ubuntu(Lunix) system when I run parallel analysis?
How Can I use it?
Thank you

[STKO Team]

Nope, that's a windows installer.
For linux you need to compile it from source code

[Wangyun]

For linux you need to compile it from source code

How I do that? Can you help me?\
Thnak you

[STKO Team]

Unfortunately is not something that we can explain in a post.
You need experience with the compilation of C++/Fortran code on Linux operating systems.

[Wangyun]

Is there any reference about this?

[STKO Team]

you need to do some research and practice, it is not something that you can learn from one day to another. Google it, you will find a lot of places where to start

[Konstantin]

Dear STKO-Team,
we have also been working with OpenSees on Linux. Generally compiling and running OpenSees was not a porblem, but the available source code for OpenSees does not include the additional implementations used by STKO, like the MPCO recorder, DamageTC3D concrete, etc.
Do you know about any version that includes these? That we could compile on our Linux system?
Thank you.

[STKO Team]

The MPCORecorder is there. Now they are switching to Cmake and the MPCORecorder is not included by default. Follow this post to include it:
viewtopic.php?f=38&t=2495&p=6943&hilit=HDF5#p6943

The DamageTC3D is not there (it's a shared library not included in the official OpenSees), but now you can find the new ASDConcrete3D, which is what we developed in the official OpenSees repo, improving our previous implementation of the DamageTC3D model