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August 9, 2014, 06:19
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Running OpenFOAM using a C++ master code
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Saeed Salehi
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Dear Foamers,
I want to do an optimization problem with OF. So I want to run OpneFOAM with a C++ master code. I have done this kind of problems using coupling of MATLAB and Fluent a lot. But I really dont know how to this with C++. Actually what I need is how to call a linux executable command or a batch file in C++ and force C++ to wait until it finishes. Is there anybody who can help me? Best Regards, |
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August 10, 2014, 04:14
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Hello.
You can check this forum for answers in programmer's issue. I bet there is something similar to you problem. Dig it  Cheers |
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