Deprecated ProDevelop function

msteffke · ‎Jan 17, 2013

Wondering if someone can help me out. I am aware that Pro_develop was
removed in Creo 2. I am currently in WF5/Creo E pro, and I'm using
prodb_eval_bend_srf function. There is no equivalent to that function
in my version.

Can someone with the Creo2.0 TK documentation please send me the
function definition for whatever the function is that replaced the
prodb_eval_bend_srf? The equivalents are listed in the
pd_proto_deprecated.h

Thanks a bunch,

Mark Steffke
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The Delfield Company
Manitowoc Foodservice
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mark_stallard · ‎Jan 17, 2013

Mark -

I have Creo 2 M030 installed on my machine. I could not find any reference
to prodb_eval_bend_srf() in pd_proto_deprecated.h or any other .h file in
prodevelop/includes or protoolkit/includes. For sanity's sake, I confirmed
that prodb_eval_bend_srf() is defined in Creo 1 (WF5) M090 in
pd_prototype.h.

Unless somebody else has found it, I think you should contact PTC about
this
function.

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vinaym · ‎Jan 17, 2013

Hi Mark,

I didn't find anything matching prodb_eval_bend_srf in Creo 2.
pd_proto_deprecated.h doesn't mention anything.

I also searched for an equivalent function, still didn't get anything

Regards,

Vinay

msteffke · ‎Jan 17, 2013

Thanks everyone for that information. That is a cornerstone function
for us. I had looked through the TK release notes for Creo 1 & 2 and
saw no mention of any changes to this function. Disappointing, but in
no way suprising.

Mark Steffke
Engineering System Administrator
The Delfield Company
Manitowoc Foodservice
T 989.775.9215 or 989.773.7981, ext 12484
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msteffke · ‎Jan 17, 2013

Tech support said this had been reported, however my search this morning
found no such topic. Since my call log my search now reports the issue.

Document Information

Type Article
Date Created 17-Jan-2013 12:31:21 EST
Date Last Updated 17-Jan-2013 12:36:46 EST

Document Details

Title What is the equivalent Pro/Toolkit function for
prodb_eval_bend_srf() in Creo Parametric 2.0
Description
* What is the equivalent Pro/Toolkit function for
prodb_eval_bend_srf() in Creo Parametric 2.0
* prodb_eval_bend_srf() function was deprecated and never
replaced.

Applies To * Creo Parametric 2.0
* Pro/Toolkit API
* Pro/Develop API

Cause
Resolution
* Reported to R&D as SPR 2163021
* PTC R&D is working on introducing an equivalent new function in
Pro/Toolkit and Creo Object Toolkit for future Creo Parametric releases.

Workaround:

* Use the same Pro/Develop function prodb_eval_bend_srf() in
existing Pro/Toolkit application.
* Please refer to "CS99730:
<">http://www.ptc.com/appserver/cs/view/solution.jsp?n=CS99730>

Mark Steffke
Engineering System Administrator
The Delfield Company
Manitowoc Foodservice
T 989.775.9215 or 989.773.7981, ext 12484
Integrity, Commitment to Stakeholders, and Passion for Excellence