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Error running DELFT3D-WAQ
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Priscila Vargas, modified 9 Months ago.
Error running DELFT3D-WAQ
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 3/25/19 Recent Posts 00
I receive the following error when I run the delwaq example: "Delwaq1 did not run correctly, ending calculation". There's an error finding some parameters (I've attached the LSP and LST files). I used Visual Studio Professional 2017, NET Framwork 4.8, and Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019 Cluster Edition to compile the trunk version. It was compiled without errors, but there were a few warnings. One of the warnings was copying the .dll delwaq file.
The following message is from the LST file:
Determining the place of the output variables
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
Not all variables available.
Number off missing variables : 9
The following message is from the LST file:
Determining the place of the output variables
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
Not all variables available.
Number off missing variables : 9