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February 7, 2005, 16:34 |
To: Allan Walsh
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Thanks for replying to my message posted yesterday. But what is exactly nmake? Is it a file that is missing? If yes, where can I find this file? Thanks for your help once again!
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February 8, 2005, 13:21 |
Re: To: Allan Walsh
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You need to read Fluent's instructions for setting up and compiling (or interpreting) udfs. You will find their detailed instructions with the documentation that comes with Fluent. I can't help you with all the details here.
As a side note, I would generally recommend looking for another way to set-up and solve a problem, rather than a udf, even if it is a compromise. From my experience, you would need to allocate about a week to design, set-up, and test even a simple udf. And, if you have no idea on how to even get started, you can double or triple that estimate. |
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