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Running flow-3d from GUI -- Linking open source code and GUI
Alexander Miller, modified 1 Year ago.
Running flow-3d from GUI -- Linking open source code and GUI
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 7/2/18 Recent PostsHi there,
I hope this isn't a stupid question. I've tried compiling the open source code many times and after working through a lot of errors I thought I had one compiled that ran the examples correctly. I then downloaded the GUI and created a grid. When I tried running this scenario with the flow module, it gave me errors saying it couldn't find the flow executable nor some databases.
I never linked the open source code to the GUI in anyway, they're just in the same folder. Is there a way to tell the GUI where the open source code is saved? Should I have copied the binaries to the GUI folders?
Here is the error:
Starting Delft3D-FLOW computation ...
d_hydro ABORT: Cannot load component library "flow2d3d.dll". Return code: 126
child process exited abnormally
Thank you for any help,
Alex Miller
Adri Mourits, modified 1 Year ago.
RE: Running flow-3d from GUI -- Linking open source code and GUI
Yoda Posts: 1212 Join Date: 1/3/11 Recent PostsHi Alex,
You have to copy the the binaries to the GUI folder. See the source code page, section 5.2, for instructions.
Regards,
Adri
Alexander Miller, modified 1 Year ago.
RE: Running flow-3d from GUI -- Linking open source code and GUI
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 7/2/18 Recent PostsThank you! I forgot to do that.
However, I still am getting the above message. Maybe I did not compile the open source code correctly after all? I am recompiling another attempt now and keeping an eye on my memory during. I received some errors during my last compile, but one of the example scripts ran so I left it be.
Thanks again,
Alex
Alexander Miller, modified 1 Year ago.
RE: Running flow-3d from GUI -- Linking open source code and GUI
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 7/2/18 Recent PostsI ended up compiling the open source code correctly and running the model. I think increasing my computer's memory helped.
However, one project did not compile correctly, and I left it without compiling. It was "vs" under tools_gpl>vs>vs (see attachment).
Do you think this will be a problem?
Thanks,
Alex
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Adri Mourits, modified 1 Year ago.
RE: Running flow-3d from GUI -- Linking open source code and GUI
Yoda Posts: 1212 Join Date: 1/3/11 Recent PostsHi Alex,
Neglecting project "vs" is not a problem. It will be removed from the build projects in the next tagged version.
Regards,
Adri