Clarification about D-WAQ compiling requirements - D-Flow Flexible Mesh - Delft3D
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Clarification about D-WAQ compiling requirements
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Shawn Harrison, modified 7 Years ago.
Clarification about D-WAQ compiling requirements
Padawan Posts: 70 Join Date: 6/25/12 Recent Posts 00
Hi,
I wonder if someone would clarify my confusion about compiling the oss D-WAQ..
Is it only available on Windows or can it also be compiled in linux? It looks like the GUI only works in Windows, but how about the module?
Thank you,
Shawn
I wonder if someone would clarify my confusion about compiling the oss D-WAQ..
Is it only available on Windows or can it also be compiled in linux? It looks like the GUI only works in Windows, but how about the module?
Thank you,
Shawn
Adri Mourits, modified 7 Years ago.
RE: Clarification about D-WAQ compiling requirements (Answer)
Yoda Posts: 1221 Join Date: 1/3/11 Recent Posts 00
Hi Shawn,
The open source Delft3D "kernels" (WAQ, FLOW, WAVE) compile and run both on Windows and Linux. On both platforms, every tagged version should compile and all 6 examples should run, using all three kernels.
At least once a year, we try to produce a "setup" (for Windows) and an "rpm" (for Linux), containing pre-compiled GUIs, Delft3D-MENU and some tools.
Looking at your questions:
Yes it compiles and runs also on Linux.
I assume that with "GUI" you mean the Windows setup Delft3D 4.01.00.rc.03. This indeed only runs on Windows. There is no Linux Delft3D-GUI yet available that can be used for WAQ. We are working hard to get a Windows setup Delft3D 4.01.00 that can be released. A Linux version is the next thing to do.
Regards,
Adri
The open source Delft3D "kernels" (WAQ, FLOW, WAVE) compile and run both on Windows and Linux. On both platforms, every tagged version should compile and all 6 examples should run, using all three kernels.
At least once a year, we try to produce a "setup" (for Windows) and an "rpm" (for Linux), containing pre-compiled GUIs, Delft3D-MENU and some tools.
Looking at your questions:
Yes it compiles and runs also on Linux.
I assume that with "GUI" you mean the Windows setup Delft3D 4.01.00.rc.03. This indeed only runs on Windows. There is no Linux Delft3D-GUI yet available that can be used for WAQ. We are working hard to get a Windows setup Delft3D 4.01.00 that can be released. A Linux version is the next thing to do.
Regards,
Adri