[ska999]

I am new with CFX and I need your feedback in the following error;

| ERROR #001100279 has occurred in subroutine ErrAction. |
| Message: |
| USER ROUTINE: User Routine 1 could not be loaded. Please check th- |
| e Library Path, Library Name and Calling Name. For FORTRAN user r- |
| outines, the Calling Name should be in lower case

I created my own code in Fortran and then compiled it. Then I created a new user routine? Do I have to recall the parameters again in the CEL?

Please advise me.

[Opaque]

Could you explain how you compiled it?

[ska999]

Thanks for the message. I used Microsoft Visual Studio and Intel Fortran Compiler Composer XE 2013. Then I called all New environment variables. in the end, Setup CFX to use Fortran routines.
The complied was working.

[Opaque]

I understand which compiler you used, but apologies for asking again:

which CFX command did you use to compile the user routine? There is a specific way to compile a CFX library to be located in the correct folder for the specific precision, compiler, etc

Did you compile from CFX-Pre? or the command line?

[ska999]

Yes. I use the command line window from CFX-Pre?

Tool------> Command line

[Opaque]

If you take a look at the library path in the subroutine definition, let us call it simulation_library_path.

If you browse the folder where your simulation is defined, i.e. where your definition file is written. Is it the same as the simulation_library_path above?
If it is, can you see a folder named winnt-amd64? If yes, is there a file with the library name you used in the simulation setup in any of the sub-folders?

Summary: you must verify the library has been created where the simulation expects it.

[ska999]

Thanks for the text. Yes, I can see winnt-amd64 folder and it has two files.
Please advise in the following error:

| ERROR #001100279 has occurred in subroutine ErrAction. |
| Message: |
| Unable to load symbol motion from C:\fortran\winnt-amd64\motion.d- |
| ll: The specified procedure could not be found.
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