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Old   April 26, 2016, 06:32
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Hello,

I wrote a UDF and it is compiled and loaded without any error, but there seems to be a deficiency as it is not ending in the result i'm expecting.

I have a DEFINE_PROFILE macro with a begin and end loop and there's another UDF called "void transformation (Thread *f_thread)" which i introduced in my udf to store some vectors in F_UDMI. but my problem is that i can not couple these UDFs when i'm compiling. I think i need something like if (RP_Get_Integer (...)) transformation (f_thread) in the first udf but i have no idea how to trigger the coupling as i'm inexperienced in this subject.
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Hello,

I wrote a UDF and it is compiled and loaded without any error, but there seems to be a deficiency as it is not ending in the result i'm expecting.

I have a DEFINE_PROFILE macro with a begin and end loop and there's another UDF called "void transformation (Thread *f_thread)" which i introduced in my udf to store some vectors in F_UDMI. but my problem is that i can not couple these UDFs when i'm compiling. I think i need something like if (RP_Get_Integer (...)) transformation (f_thread) in the first udf but i have no idea how to trigger the coupling as i'm inexperienced in this subject.
Thanks in Advance.
can you post your UDF or the void transformation (Thread *f_thread) so we can see it and try to come with a solution?
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can you post your UDF or the void transformation (Thread *f_thread) so we can see it and try to come with a solution?
I've already done that but as i previously mentioned the links between DEFINE_PROFILE and void is not there! I see somewhere used the if(RP_Integer ... ) to trigger the link, so my code looks like this now:

DEFINE_PROFILE(HF,f_thread,index)

/*declaring all variables*/
if (RP_Get_Integer(“needing_transformation")==1) transformation (f_thread)
{
..
..
..
}


void transformation(Thread *f_thread)
{
..
..
..
}

but when i'm trying to compile this Fluent says:
there is a missing ';' before '{' in my if line !!

but i'm sure after if we shouldn't use semi colon, should we??
and I'm very sorry but do you have any idea how should i assign "needing_transformation" a value like 1 to link these two, since i don't know what RP_Integer.. really does although i've read a lot about it..
Thank you so so so much
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