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hi While compiling my UDF it is giving error. line 34: parse error.
Anybody having idea about it. Thanks |
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sorry I have no idea.
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Anybody having idea what parse error means.
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"Parse" stands for converting the C-code to a format which the compiler understands. You might have written a mistake in your UDF or the UDF uses code which can not be used for a interpreted UDF. You should then try to use it as a compiled UDF.
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Check and see if you're missing any semi-colons or parathesis...
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hi line 34: parse error.there is a mistake in you UDF line 34.You should try to found a error
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Hi, The error comes when you don't have any code file in the directory Or if you have any syntax error.. see if you have left any ; anywhere.. always compile the code file in the fluent case file location
Hope this Helps Duraivelan.D |
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Thanks It Worked out.
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