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During the development of the program, the backward compatibility has been tried to be guaranteed as much as possible, so that, in general, any GiD version is be able to read it (some very old version of GiD can ignore some new entities).
- The file ".geo", is written using Export->SaveAsciiProject, but by default the geometry will be saved in binary format. In order to GiD to read the file, it should be placed inside a directory named ".gid"
Document notation:
- By default all the variables are of type integer, the variables of type float will be written underlined, and those of type double with double underlined. (data types of the "C" language)
- A carriage return is denoted for <CR>
- The commas written to separate the variables should not be written in the file, they only appear in this document to facilitate their reading, and the same applies for the white lines.
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