Using compiled UDF:s in different Fluent versions

September 11, 2007, 09:43

I tried to open a case file with already compiled UDF:s in a newer version of Fluent than they were compiled in, in the first place. I then get error message saying that fl6216s.exe is missing. After some investigation I interpretate this as the case-file is calling for the older version (fl6216s.exe = Fluent 6.2.16), and when it is not found the program collapses.

Summary: is it really so that UDF:s compiled in older versions of Fluent cannot be used in newer ones?

September 12, 2007, 03:40

Yes, that could be the case -as far as I understand it the compilation is platform specific so if you change system/software it could require a re-compilation.

September 11, 2007, 09:43	Using compiled UDF:s in different Fluent versions	#1
S H Guest Posts: n/a	I tried to open a case file with already compiled UDF:s in a newer version of Fluent than they were compiled in, in the first place. I then get error message saying that fl6216s.exe is missing. After some investigation I interpretate this as the case-file is calling for the older version (fl6216s.exe = Fluent 6.2.16), and when it is not found the program collapses. Summary: is it really so that UDF:s compiled in older versions of Fluent cannot be used in newer ones?

September 12, 2007, 03:40	Re: Using compiled UDF:s in different Fluent versi	#2
Frederik Guest Posts: n/a	Yes, that could be the case -as far as I understand it the compilation is platform specific so if you change system/software it could require a re-compilation.

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