Update: more precisely, the problem seems to be with the Fortran compiler gfortran, for which there is no Yosemite-compatible version yet.

Pierre

Dear users,

It is quite possible to have several versions of Bocop on the same machine, for instance if you want to upgrade while keeping your previous version just in case.
In this case, however, you have to make sure the Qt interface knows which package/version to use when building the executables for your problems.
This is done in the menu bar with the ‘Set path’ option, in which you simply have to give the location of the root folder for the Bocop package (meaning the folder with the README, INSTALL, LICENSE, etc files).

The GUI already checks by itself that its version number matches the version number for the core package, but this check will fail for instance if you use both a precompiled and source package with the same version number.

So in short, when you install a new package on a machine with a previous install of Bocop, please make sure that the path to the root of the package is correctly set. Menu bar -> Set root path.

Thanks,

Pierre Martinon

Bocop 2.0.1 is out.

Main fixes include:

• Batch folder created if not existing when calling a batch optimization from command line
• Final time of the observation files allowed to be equal to final time of the problem  when doing parameter identification
• Batch conversion between number of optimizations and batch step fixed
• Keep memory of the batch informations when switching between batch and single optimization in the GUI

Links and complete changelog are available on the Download page.

Bocop 2.0.0 is out.

Main changes include:

• ThirdParty update
• ThirdParty build handled by cmake

Links and complete changelog are available on the Download page.

Bocop 1.1.6 is out. Since several bug fixes were involved in the previous version, the 1.1.6 represents a stable version of the 1.1.5.

Main fixes include:

• bad reading of the observation files on some systems (ex: Mac, Ubuntu 12.04) corrected
• set compilers to cc and c++ for Mac
• visualization and export option adapted to the parameter identification case

Links and complete changelog are available on the Download page.

Dear users,

a new Bocop 1.1.5 version with some little bug fixes in the parameter identification is out. We kindly recommend you to download this version on the Download page.

The Bocop team

The ultimate version of Bocop 1.1.5 is out.

Links and complete changelog are available on the Download page.

Dear users,

Due to a bug in the build process, we are planning to replace the release 1.1.5 with a fixed one before the end of the week.

We suggest you to wait until Friday to download the new Bocop version.

The Bocop team

Bocop 1.1.5 is out, and server migration should be complete.

Main changes include:

• extended parameter identification: ‘manual’ mode, handling of several
  observation files
• optional pre and post-processing functions specific to each problem
• batch mode is now available also on the discretization steps
• Qt: update to Qt5 for compatibility with Maverick
• Qt: gui style was changed for compatibility with ubuntu 12.04
• NSIS installer for Windows package, sh installer for linux

Note : watcher is currently disabled for Mac users

Links and complete changelog are available on the Download page.

Dear Ubuntu users,

We observed an incompatibility with Ubuntu version 12.04 and older. Launching the Bocop interface can cause a system crash. In this case try to launch the interface from a terminal, and if you get this error message :

Gtk-CRITICAL **: IA__gtk_widget_style_get: assertion `GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed

then replace the BocopGUI executable with the following:

32bits: [wpdm_file id=1]

64bits : [wpdm_file id=2]

We apologize for the inconvenience.

The Bocop team