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Daniel Ortega
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I have written a UDF code and saved it as UDF.C in my ntx86 folder. But when I want to interpret it in my fluent it shows the below error:
line 18: parse error my line 18 is: DEFINE_PROFILE(x_velocity,t,i) is there something wrong with my udfconfig.h file? because I made some changes in my udf file and saved them in my udf.c file but didn't change anything else. |
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DEFINE_PROFILE(inlet_x_velocity, thread, position) You can find the meaning of each one in FLUENT manual. (e.g. Inlet_X_velocity is the name of UDF) Good luck |
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