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Forum: OpenFOAM Installation

January 23, 2008, 10:21

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Wmake C and KDevelop for a Foam project

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Posted By deepsterblue

Giovanni, Netbeans (or any

Giovanni,
Netbeans (or any IDE, for that matter) is just a front-end for code development. It will still rely on make/wmake/gcc for the actual compilation process. I'll admit that the nbmake...

Forum: OpenFOAM Installation

January 19, 2008, 11:58

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Wmake C and KDevelop for a Foam project

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Posted By deepsterblue

Well, the issue is that you're

Well, the issue is that you're trying to compile to a shared library (.so), whereas gcc was expecting an application and therefore, a reference to main.

This is easy enough to handle - wmake...

Forum: OpenFOAM Installation

January 4, 2008, 11:18

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Wmake C and KDevelop for a Foam project

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Posted By deepsterblue

Are you adding the lnInclude d

Are you adding the lnInclude directories under code-assistance? You'd be able to see all the necessary headers that way...

Sandeep

Forum: OpenFOAM Installation

January 3, 2008, 15:25

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Wmake C and KDevelop for a Foam project

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Posted By deepsterblue

It does work. I'm using it rig

It does work. I'm using it right now.

All that you're doing here is modifying NetBeans to call (the modified) wmake, which requires the Make directory (instead of gmake, which Netbeans assumes...

Forum: OpenFOAM Installation

January 1, 2008, 14:44

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Wmake C and KDevelop for a Foam project

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Posted By deepsterblue

If you're looking for alternat

If you're looking for alternatives, I'd suggest NetBeans. I've configured it with OpenFOAM, and the procedure is descibed here:
http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/Configure_NetBeans

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