looking for instructions on how to compile an udf in windows OS

Srinivasa Rao · May 21, 2015, 04:04

I used to compile udf in Linux machine.
If any one knows how to compile udf in windows operating system please guide me in doing so

CFDYourself · May 22, 2015, 06:25

Hi, I'm new here so, please bear with me

Compiling is a really easy first step to using UDFs in Fluent.

I highly reccomend you log on to the Ansys customer portal and download the UDF course materials. This includes a series of tutorials that introduce you to how to apply UDFs.

The first step to compiling a UDF is to make sure your .c file (your UDF code) is in the same folder as your fluent case file. in the GUI you then go to Define->user defined-> functions -> compiled. Add the file, click build, then click load.

That's all there is to compiling. but once compiled, you then have to hook the UDF in order to let fluent know where you want to use it in the calculations. hooking the UDF is again trivial, but highly dependent on the UDF - hooking instructions are included in the Fluent UDF Manual for each UDF function.

HyperNova · May 22, 2015, 10:00

hi,
you should first install micro soft visual studio , then call fluent from its cross tools command prompt x64 if you are working with a 64bit version of fluent.

May 21, 2015, 04:04	looking for instructions on how to compile an udf in windows OS	#1
Srinivasa Rao New Member Srinivasa Rao M Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 10 Rep Power: 11	I used to compile udf in Linux machine. If any one knows how to compile udf in windows operating system please guide me in doing so

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May 22, 2015, 06:25		#2
CFDYourself Member Jim Join Date: May 2015 Posts: 47 Rep Power: 10	Hi, I'm new here so, please bear with me Compiling is a really easy first step to using UDFs in Fluent. I highly reccomend you log on to the Ansys customer portal and download the UDF course materials. This includes a series of tutorials that introduce you to how to apply UDFs. The first step to compiling a UDF is to make sure your .c file (your UDF code) is in the same folder as your fluent case file. in the GUI you then go to Define->user defined-> functions -> compiled. Add the file, click build, then click load. That's all there is to compiling. but once compiled, you then have to hook the UDF in order to let fluent know where you want to use it in the calculations. hooking the UDF is again trivial, but highly dependent on the UDF - hooking instructions are included in the Fluent UDF Manual for each UDF function.

May 22, 2015, 10:00		#3
HyperNova Senior Member B_Kia Join Date: May 2014 Location: Ir Posts: 123 Rep Power: 11	hi, you should first install micro soft visual studio , then call fluent from its cross tools command prompt x64 if you are working with a 64bit version of fluent.