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I am using a 2D udf for velocity at Inlet. aftre compiling it using
the message coming is cpp: output pipe has been closed and it is not showing udf in the velcity_inlet panel. Plz suggest me is this an error |
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Have you successfully compiled other UDFs before?
The most likely cause is that there is an error in your source code. I have found the supplied cpp being quite useless when it comes to providing meaningful error messages (even compared to other c compilers) Maybe you could post your UDF file? These things are normally blindingly obvious to people who haven't spent hours staring at the file already ;-) Rob |
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Thnks Rob,
There was some problem with the file uploading from PC to unix system, so the file has got damaged during uploading. I got the solution. Vimal |
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