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0.4.0 #3

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@AeroDME AeroDME commented Jan 4, 2017

Created new F90 modules, and migrated some common blocks and block data to modules.

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This includes removing explicit file names, and using wildcards and
substitutions in the makefile to define object files. Main program
files are put into a new src directory because they need to be linked
separately from each other.  An include directory is created for
because they are used by sources in both src and mds (or mis)
directories. Additionally, an unused directory is created for unused
source files.  This is not a modification to any actual code.
Added MIT license to this file.
Updated to create archive files for linking nastran and tools.
Fixes #3.
It gives a more modern handle into the NASTRAN system parameters.
Currently, it is not used.
in BTSRTP, but that routine will remain untouched until all COMMONS are
migrated to F90.
0.2.0

creates libnassys.a archive which holds module MODSYSTEM. Currently, this module associates the SYSTEM common with more meaningful names for the SYSTEM CELL values. It initializes them as well. Initialization of these values is removed from bd/semdbd.f. BTSTRP still sets some of these values.
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@AeroDME AeroDME deleted the 0.4.0 branch January 4, 2017 04:36
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dmikushin pushed a commit to NASTRAN-95/NASTRAN-95 that referenced this pull request Nov 11, 2023
changed to unix line endings.
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