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Old   January 12, 2013, 11:29
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I have a few point and want to call cfx from fortran for mesh(or update mesh) , pre , solve it and at the end read post for my algorithm.

Can any one help me and give me example code for an airfoil and give me a brief explain for do it?

I think it will be a settler subject and helpfull for many people and who do it , is as our teacher!

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Old   January 15, 2013, 04:05
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This is my problem too
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Old   January 15, 2013, 21:52
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There are command line arguements for Pre, post and Solver. You can call these from fortran. It is a bit trickier to do the meshing by command line.
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There are command line arguements for Pre, post and Solver. You can call these from fortran. It is a bit trickier to do the meshing by command line.
Please help us and a brief help us for that we can do for pre solve and post and call from fortran
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Old   January 16, 2013, 17:39
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The command line is all listed in the documentation so no need for me to repeat them. I have no idea what the fortran command is to call a command line thing... that is for you to find out.
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The command line is all listed in the documentation so no need for me to repeat them. I have no idea what the fortran command is to call a command line thing... that is for you to find out.
Yes
But I can't create a batch file for pre solve and post and I'm confused. Please help me and tell for I can do it!
And later I work with fortran and call batch file.exe
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The command line for pre, solver and post is cfx5pre, cfx5solve, cfx5post. You can record a session file in pre and post and call that in your command line call.
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