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We also strongly recommend that you join the DiscussionGroup. This forum is the primary method used to keep CGNS userscurrent with release and other important information updates.It is also used for discussing important problems/issues and for obtaining help fromother CGNS users.
What to Download
As a minimum, you will need to download and compile the CGNS library code.Compilation requires an ANSI compliant C compiler.The source code maydownloaded (from SourceForge) as a gzipped, tar file:- Current Stable Release:CGNS Version 3.2.1 (cgnslib_3.2.1.tar.gz)
This Version 3.2 release provides fullintegration of parallel I/O using HDF5 with MPI. It also implementsthe Hierarchy of families (CPEX 0033),Multiple families (CPEX 0034), and Cubic elements (CPEX 0036).Compression (rewriting) of modified CGNS files is no longerautomatically done, since this may interfere with parallel I/O. Thismay be reenabled within an application with the cg_set_compressfunction, or done later through the CGNSview GUI or with thecgnscompress program in the tools subdirectory.Conversion programs to and from AFLR3, FAST, and TetGen have alsobeen added to CGNStools.Release 3.2.1 implements the suggestions by Cambridge Flow Solutionsto the CMake scripts and adds routines to set the MPI communicatorfor parallel I/O. There are also numerous updates and fixes to the testcases, tools and CGNStools utilities.
Note: CGNStools is no longer built automatically, you need to setthe configure flag, --enable-cgnstools if using configure.
- Previous Stable Releases:
CGNS Version 3.1.4, Release 2 (cgnslib_3.1.4-2.tar.gz)
Second release of Version 3.1.4 software. Includes 64-bit integer capabilityand updated Tools for viewing and editing CGNS files.HDF5 is now the default file type,when CGNS is built with HDF5 version 1.8 or later.(CGNS can always read or write both HDF5 and ADFfile types.) - CGNS Version 2.5-5 (cgnslib_2.5-5.tar.gz)
Prior Version 2.x stable-release version. (This release fixes a long standing issue of memory leakage in the CGNS librarywhen closing a file or deleting a node. It also removes the internal storageof element data when reading and writing, and uses the user supplied bufferinstead. In the case of partial reads and writes however, the element data iscurrently reloaded into memory to do the operations.)
Also available from the SourceForge CGNS Files Download page:
- F77_examples - Fortran CGNS examples.
- UserGuideCode 3.1.2 - examples from the CGNSUser Guide.
- Windows compiled html file (chm) documentation is available forVersion 3.2,Version 3.1, andVersion 2.5.of the CGNS library.
- Working SVN directoriesof development files, included source and documentation.(Note: older CVS repository is no longer being used.)
Other CGNS related software and older versions of the library are also available.(NOTE: if building CGNS with an HDF5 version earlier than 1.8, then links will not workwhen using HDF5 file type.)
Note about Compilers
Users should be aware that many new features in CGNS require the use of up-to-datecompilers. For example, older FORTRAN compilers that are not FORTRAN 2003 compliant (such as g77) will notwork for many CGNS features, and are not recommended or supported.
Note to Users of Version 2.5 CGNS
Current users of Version 2.5 should read the following short guide:
- Quick Guide to Upgrading from CGNS v2.5 to v3.x
which describes some of the reasons for upgrading to the latest version 3 software as well as how tohandle portability issues between versions.
Known Bugs/Issues in Latest Official Release
- In the file /cgns/trunk/src/cgnslib_f.h.in, the comment lines on the first 28 lines should bechanged from 'c' to '!'. This has been fixed in the SVN version of the code.
- In the file /cgns/trunk/src/cgnslib.h, the macro I could conflict with the I in complex.h (if used).This has been fixed in the SVN version of the code by redefining I to Ii.
- Parallel cgp_open can show major slowdown when many processors are employed. This issue is being worked.
androidx.sqlite.db
androidx.sqlite.db.framework
androidx.sqlite
library contains abstract interfaces along with basicimplementations which can be used to build your own libraries that accessSQLite.You might want to consider using theRoom library, which provides anabstraction layer over SQLite to allow for more robust database accesswhile harnessing the full power of SQLite.
Latest Update | Current Stable Release | Next Release Candidate | Beta Release | Alpha Release |
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January 22, 2020 | 2.1.0 | - | - | - |
Declaring dependencies
To add a dependency on SQLite, you must add the Google Maven repository to yourproject. Read Google's Maven repositoryfor more information.
Add the dependencies for the artifacts you need in the build.gradle
file foryour app or module:
For more information about dependencies, see Add build dependencies.
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Version 2.1.0
Note: newer versions androidx libraries now correctly reflectimplementation
dependencies versus api
dependencies. If your project relies on an implicit dependency exposed through an implementation
dependency in version 2.1.0
, it will be necessary to explicitly depend on that dependency in your build.gradle
.Version 2.1.0
January 22, 2020
androidx.sqlite:sqlite:2.1.0
, androidx.sqlite:sqlite-framework:2.1.0
, and androidx.sqlite:sqlite-ktx:2.1.0
are released with no changes since 2.1.0-rc01
. Version 2.1.0 contains these commits.
Version 2.1 Suggestions&& Try The Games To Play
Important changes since 2.0.1
- Support for
useNoBackupDirectory
which can be used to indicate that the database should be created in the no backup directory when usingSupportSQLiteOpenHelper
.
Version 2.1.0-rc01
January 8, 2020
androidx.sqlite:sqlite-*:2.1.0-rc01
is released. Version 2.1.0-rc01 contains these commits.
This release is identical to 2.1.0-beta01
.
Version 2.1.0-beta01
December 4, 2019

Version 2.1 Suggestions For Resume
androidx.sqlite:sqlite:2.1.0-beta01
, androidx.sqlite:sqlite-framework:2.1.0-beta01
, and androidx.sqlite:sqlite-ktx:2.1.0-beta01
are released with no changes since 2.1.0-alpha01
. Version 2.1.0-beta01 contains these commits.
Version 2.1.0-alpha01
November 7, 2019
androidx.sqlite:sqlite:2.1.0-alpha01
, androidx.sqlite:sqlite-framework:2.1.0-alpha01
, and androidx.sqlite:sqlite-ktx:2.1.0-alpha01
are released. Version 2.1.0-alpha01 contains these commits.
API changes
- Added a new property to
SupportSQLiteOpenHelper.Configuration
calleduseNoBackupDirectory
to indicate that a file based database should be created and located from the no backup directory.
Version 2.0.1
Version 2.0.1
March 13, 2019
Version 2.0.1 of the androidx.sqlite
artifact group is released with two bug fixes.
Version 2.1 Suggestions For Kids
Bug Fixes
Version 2.1 Suggestions&& Try The Games Play
- Fixed two issues where
FrameworkSQLiteOpenHelper
wouldn’t properly recover from a corrupted database or a bad migration during initialization. (b/111504749 and b/111519144)
