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November 16, 2014, 20:29 |
Installing CGNS libraries
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Hi, I am working on unstructured grid and a solver for it. I read lots of pdfs from "http://cgns.sourceforge.net/" and now I know I should use CGNS libraries to export BC, solutions etc from CGNS data.
But those pdfs don't tell me what to do to install the libraries. And one of my colleagues who had installed the library on Linux told me what he did to install it, but obviously that doesn't work for on windows. I am using Windows 8.1 and am working with fortran. I tried using "Visual Studio Command Prompt" and that didn't work. I want to try using "Cmake", as the "read me" told me to, but I really don't know where to start. What I want to ask is; 1. Is it possible to install CGNS library on Windows OS? 2. What does "compile" means when it comes to installing the libraries? I know installing a library is not different from just clicking "install". So when I try to compile something to install CGNS libraries, what am I doing?? I am desperately waiting for any reply. Thanks for reading. |
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November 16, 2014, 22:11 |
I tried CMAKE and the error pops up.
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waiting for any reply.
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