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Programs, listed in the above text. The tar ball is likely to have later version of programs than the listing in the text.
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Introduction to Structural Analysis is the first information about the
first draft of a text on the subject. I would greatly appreciate any
feedback by email. My "official" email address is algis.kabaila@ gmail.com.
My "permanent" email address is akabaila[at]pcug[dot]org[dot]au.
I really, really would like to hear from you, no matter how critical you
are of that text. I will endeavour to acknowledge any significant
contributions. Also, whenever and wherever it is practicable, I will
implement your wishes.
The aim of the text is to give a short introduction to computer oriented
Structural Analysis, using modern programming tools - Python interpreter
with its fairly new matrix analysis module, Numarray. This module takes
a lot of sweat out of programming structural analysis that inevitably uses
matrix operations.
Linux is a very recent passion - what can I say about it
that has not been said in public?
The freeware Lithuanian Editor converts Lithuanian
phonetic symbols to a code at the end of the text, preserving simple
lower ascii text in the email body. This allows the text to be safely
transmitted to all known operating systems and computers. The receiver
of such email can restore the phonetic symbols to the text with the aid
of the editor or can choose to read the text without the phonetic
symbols. It was very useful in Win3.xx, as Win3.xx
did not support Lithuanian language. Since Win98 the editor is
mostly of a historical interest only.
A sample of Lithuanian text is just that - a sample. No promise that you will see it correctly the appearance depends on the setup of your browser.
TIP User's kits consist of selected freeware and shareware clients for Win3.xx, intended for TIP use only. Some information about TIP and kit use can also be found there.
Delphi is a programming language, which, I regard highly.
Personal -- well, that's about me (and very important - for me, that is!).
Comments, praise or criticism, will be gratefully accepted. My name is Al. Kabaila (more about the derivation of Al under Personal) and my email address is: algis.kabaila@gmail.com
Some significant links:
Architectural, Archaeological, Project Management services in Canberra, BMProjects
Personal selection of Links
