V23.11
What's Changed
- Moved to .NET8.0
- The GRAL release is no longer published as an all-in-one file by default This means that the user must install the .NET8 Runtime and therefore benefits in several ways:
-- Smaller published files
-- Fewer false warnings from anti-virus programs
-- Better performance
-- Individual setting options for the Runtime for the respective computer in the *.runtimeconfig.json file
-- Same compilation for Windows, Linux and macOS
-- For Windows users, a published version as a single-file is still available in a separate download - Revison of the Plume Rise algorithm
The exhaust plume now rises a little more at the source and is released earlier. This fixes small programming flaw and better validation results are achieved. - The reflection algorithm has been revised
It could happen that individual particles remained in an infinite loop in the reflection algorithm. This effect led to a performance drop in large projects. - The result files xxxxx.grz are written in a separate thread
For very large projects, writing the zipped result files can take several minutes. With this change, writing takes place while the next wind field is being loaded or calculated, which increases overall performance. - Store original meteopgt.all stabilityclass
The displayed stability class of the original meteorology was incorrect in some cases. - The used memory is now released at the end of calculation, even if the console window is not closed
- Particles that move very slowly over a longer period of time or are trapped in a cell are sorted out
Download pre-compiled binaries: https://gral.tugraz.at/
Full Changelog: V2209...V23.11