[painterwolf]

I'm studying tutorial 17 because I need fortran subroutine for another project. I have problem with theese steps:

1. Type the following command in the Command Editor dialog box (make sure you do not miss the semi-colon at the end of the line):
2. ! system (“cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F”) < 1 or die “cfx5mkext failed”;

• 1. This is equivalent to executing the following at an OS command prompt:
  cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F
• The ! indicates that the following line is to be interpreted as power syntax and not CCL. Everything after the ! symbol is processed as Perl commands.
• system is a Perl function to execute a system command.
• The < 1 or die will cause an error message to be returned if, for some reason, there is an error in processing the command.

1. Click Process to compile the subroutine.
   Note
   
   You can use the -double option (i.e., cfx5mkext -double TStat_Control.F) to compile the subroutine for use with double precision ANSYS CFX-Solver executables.
   

A subdirectory will have been created in your working directory whose name is system dependent (e.g., on IRIX it is named irix). This sub directory contains the shared object library.

The problem is A subdirectory NO will have been created in your working directory

Which error I'm committing?

[Martijn]

I don't understand your problem. Could you be any more specific?
What happens when you process
!system (“cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F”) < 1 or die; ?

[painterwolf]

NOTHING!! The subdirectory should be created there isn't in my working directory

[Martijn]

Does it give an output in the command window?
Did you install a fortran compiler on your system?

[painterwolf]

In my sistem I installed visual studio 2008 and after I installed visual fortran compiler 11.0.072.
When I launch !system (“cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F”) < 1 or die;
I read:

Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at (eval50) line 1.

And if I reply command I read:

Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at (eval51) line 1.

and after

Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at (eval52) line 1.

etc etc

[Martijn]

Only some compilers are known to work in combination with CFX. These should work (maybe a few more, not sure though): Intel fortran compiler 9.0, 9.1, 10 and 10.1, Compaq visual fortran 6.6(?).

I guess thats your problem.

[painterwolf]

Where I can find a trial version for one of theese FORTRAN versions?

[painterwolf]

Is there someone can show me I can run tutorial 17? The command cfx5mkext d0n't work.

[rogbrito]

Files of this Tutorial:

http://www.4shared.com/file/72198900...tionpart1.html

http://www.4shared.com/file/72199871...tionpart2.html

Originally Posted by painterwolf

I'm studying tutorial 17 because I need fortran subroutine for another project. I have problem with theese steps:

1. Type the following command in the Command Editor dialog box (make sure you do not miss the semi-colon at the end of the line):
2. ! system (“cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F”) < 1 or die “cfx5mkext failed”;

• 1. This is equivalent to executing the following at an OS command prompt:
  cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F
• The ! indicates that the following line is to be interpreted as power syntax and not CCL. Everything after the ! symbol is processed as Perl commands.
• system is a Perl function to execute a system command.
• The < 1 or die will cause an error message to be returned if, for some reason, there is an error in processing the command.

1. Click Process to compile the subroutine.
   Note
   
   You can use the -double option (i.e., cfx5mkext -double TStat_Control.F) to compile the subroutine for use with double precision ANSYS CFX-Solver executables.
   

A subdirectory will have been created in your working directory whose name is system dependent (e.g., on IRIX it is named irix). This sub directory contains the shared object library.

The problem is A subdirectory NO will have been created in your working directory

Which error I'm committing?