The features which I'm looking for are powerful library of elements and materials like Opensees, having various solvers, handling static/dynamic loading/analysis and capability of running in command-line platform (console) to make it easy to link.
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Take a look at Code Aster (CA) which executes in Python and uses av version of HDF5 for data. CA has extensive analysis capabilities.
http://code-aster.org/
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If you want opensource you can try CALFEM. https://sourceforge.net/projects/calfem/
Otherwise, ANSYS APDL.
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Until now, I think there are not any software in structure analysis used TCL language except OpenSees. Therefore you should try to find another software ( structure analysis) linked with Matlab as Opensees.
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To repeat. Take a look at Code Aster (CA). As it executes its commands inside Python, there is no need to link. CA has also an advanced material library with constitutive laws etc.
A simple runtime DVD (no need to install, it runs off the DVD if you want) with CA and some other software is found here
http://caelinux.com/CMS/
If you run linux, you can go directly for the more recent Salome-Meca distribution
http://code-aster.org/V2/spip.php?article303
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