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February 7, 2018, 08:25
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Error message with 'wmake' in foam-extend 3.1
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Joe Mattson
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Good morning all,
Just so we all have an idea of what my baseline for openFoam knowledge is, I would consider myself a foam user of moderate aptitude; I'm no professional, but I can maneuver the basics relatively easily. I am running version foam-extend 3.1 I am trying to compile a new solver in openFoam called 'interThermalPhaseChangeFoam'. As the name would suggest, it's a multiphase solver that allows for both heat transfer and phase change. https://www.sciencedirect.com/scienc...52711016300309 https://github.com/ElsevierSoftwareX/SOFTX-D-16-00038 My problem comes when I try to compile the solver; I get fatal errors when trying to locate the header files pimpleControl.H and fvIOoptionList.H Quote:
Thanks! Joe Last edited by jwm349; February 7, 2018 at 08:26. Reason: Accidentally posted before finished |
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February 7, 2018, 08:42
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Joe Mattson
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If you're curious about how the error shows up in the terminal, I've pasted that below. It's (to me) rather unintelligible, but I've bolded the first error I get in pimpleControl.H. Hope this helps!
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April 21, 2018, 09:13
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Wells
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hi, Joe
is your problem solved?
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November 12, 2018, 09:37
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Daniel
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You can probably back-port solutionControl from foam-extend-4.0 or simply upgrade to extend-4.0 which fix the problem with pimpleControl.H not being found... However, fvOption is a different story and if you want to use it you need to back-port it from OpenFOAM-2.4 or simply removing the related part from the solver. Also, foam-extend doesn't have "MUST_READ_IF_MODIFIED" option for IOobject so change it according to your need, e.g. MUST_READ! You also face another error saying no match for ‘Foam::List<int>::append(const int&)’ which you need to define: modify List.H from foam-extend source code as follow: add the green part... Code:
//- Clear the list, i.e. set size to zero.
void clear();
//- Append an element at the end of the list
inline void append(const T&);
//- Append a List at the end of this list
inline void append(const UList<T>&);
Code:
template<class T>
inline Foam::Xfer< Foam::List<T> > Foam::List<T>::xfer()
{
return xferMove(*this);
}
template<class T>
inline void Foam::List<T>::append(const T& t)
{
setSize(size()+1, t);
}
template<class T>
inline void Foam::List<T>::append(const UList<T>& lst)
{
if (this == &lst)
{
FatalErrorIn
(
"List<T>::append(const UList<T>&)"
) << "attempted appending to self" << abort(FatalError);
}
label nextFree = this->size();
setSize(nextFree + lst.size());
forAll(lst, elemI)
{
this->operator[](nextFree++) = lst[elemI];
}
}
Another error simply says that you are overriding pure virtual method with different type: change: Code:
tmp<volScalarField> nu() const Code:
virtual const volScalarField& nu() const Regards, Danial Khazaei |
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| compile solver, foam extend 3.1, pimple, wmake error |
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