Simulating Chapter 19 Air Conditioning Simulation

jiguozhao · March 22, 2011, 03:09

Dear All:
I was trying to simulate the case in chapter 19 air conditioning in tutorial.
But I can not pass through the step of "Compiling the fortran subroutine for the thermostat". when it comes here, there is a error appeared as "ERROR CCL parser failed with message Perl Syntax errors detected: cfx5mkext failed at (eval 196) line 1". if i type "cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F" in the command line in laucher-tool, the error is "the complier command 'ifort' could not be found, pls ensure that the complier is on your path and try again". actually i do not know what is 'ifort'. I tried to add the whole file cfx/<bin> into my environment variable. but it is the same.
My computer system is Windows 7, and i installed compaq visual fortran 6.
I really do not know what is the reason of the problem. It drove me insane!
is there anyone who can give me an answer?
thanks very much in advance!!!
Ji Guozhao
g.ji@uq.edu.au

joey2007 · March 22, 2011, 14:55

Guess on windows only intel is supported. Some month ago it was possible to get a 14-day test version from intel. If this is still possible, it may helps just for the tutorial.

jiguozhao · March 22, 2011, 17:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by joey2007

Guess on windows only intel is supported. Some month ago it was possible to get a 14-day test version from intel. If this is still possible, it may helps just for the tutorial.

Thank you Joey:
Sorry for my limited knowledge in Fortran, I don't know what is intel. Do you mean there are two kinds of fortran, one is intel fortran and the other is compaq fortran? and I installed compaq fortran. so this is the problem? If so I will buy a intel fortran. I really need to use fortran to interfere CFX.
Thank you very much!
with regards
Ji Guozhao
g.ji@uq.edu.au

vmlxb6 · March 23, 2011, 14:38

Compaq and intel FORTRAN are different types of FORTRAN compiler available. FORTRAN is a language, but you need a compiler to compile your source code. CFX is compatible with iFORTRAN (thats by intel). If you using a LINUX M/c like Ubuntu or Red-hat, you may require a different compiler. There are tonnes of them available. Try the trial version of iFORTRAN available for 30 days.
Hope that helps.

jiguozhao · March 24, 2011, 17:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by vmlxb6

Compaq and intel FORTRAN are different types of FORTRAN compiler available. FORTRAN is a language, but you need a compiler to compile your source code. CFX is compatible with iFORTRAN (thats by intel). If you using a LINUX M/c like Ubuntu or Red-hat, you may require a different compiler. There are tonnes of them available. Try the trial version of iFORTRAN available for 30 days.
Hope that helps.

Thank u friend:
In CFX solver modeling guide, page 398 the 2nd paragraph, it said "a supported linked is required". What is that, do I have to install that? And how can I get that?
Thanks again!
With regards
Ji

vmlxb6 · March 24, 2011, 18:01

YES !!!!!! You do have to install an iFORTRAN in your system.

jiguozhao · March 25, 2011, 02:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by vmlxb6

YES !!!!!! You do have to install an iFORTRAN in your system.

Dear Friend:
i am sorry to bother you again!
can u provide me a link of iFORTRAN? I can not find that in google.
regards
Ji

vmlxb6 · March 25, 2011, 02:38

https://registrationcenter.intel.com...8GWJ7R%810%842

jiguozhao · March 28, 2011, 23:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by vmlxb6

https://registrationcenter.intel.com...8GWJ7R%810%842

Dear friend:
I downloaded that, and installed on my computer. but it is still not able to compile the Fortran file. is it just installing CFX and Fortran? do i need to set some other things afterwards? can you help me solve this problem?
kind regards

Ji Guozhao

vmlxb6 · March 29, 2011, 02:57

I am sorry . I wish I could help you with it. My college computer already had everything installed so I never had to face these kinda of problems. You need to ask someone else.

Prof. Chaos

joey2007 · March 29, 2011, 15:15

There are some hints on requirements and setup in the help. Check it.

March 22, 2011, 03:09	Simulating Chapter 19 Air Conditioning Simulation	#1
jiguozhao Member Ji Guozhao Join Date: Jan 2011 Posts: 44 Rep Power: 15	Dear All: I was trying to simulate the case in chapter 19 air conditioning in tutorial. But I can not pass through the step of "Compiling the fortran subroutine for the thermostat". when it comes here, there is a error appeared as "ERROR CCL parser failed with message Perl Syntax errors detected: cfx5mkext failed at (eval 196) line 1". if i type "cfx5mkext TStat_Control.F" in the command line in laucher-tool, the error is "the complier command 'ifort' could not be found, pls ensure that the complier is on your path and try again". actually i do not know what is 'ifort'. I tried to add the whole file cfx/<bin> into my environment variable. but it is the same. My computer system is Windows 7, and i installed compaq visual fortran 6. I really do not know what is the reason of the problem. It drove me insane! is there anyone who can give me an answer? thanks very much in advance!!! Ji Guozhao g.ji@uq.edu.au

March 22, 2011, 14:55		#2
joey2007 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Europe Posts: 169 Rep Power: 17	Guess on windows only intel is supported. Some month ago it was possible to get a 14-day test version from intel. If this is still possible, it may helps just for the tutorial. __________________ - - - - - ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not forget: I am not paid for answering your questions. Thousands of issues can cause a division by zero. Please do not capture a thread, with the argument: "I have the same issue ...."

March 29, 2011, 15:15		#11
joey2007 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Europe Posts: 169 Rep Power: 17	There are some hints on requirements and setup in the help. Check it. __________________ - - - - - ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Please do not forget: I am not paid for answering your questions. Thousands of issues can cause a division by zero. Please do not capture a thread, with the argument: "I have the same issue ...."

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vmlxb6 Senior Member Ugly Kid Joe Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 193 Rep Power: 16	Compaq and intel FORTRAN are different types of FORTRAN compiler available. FORTRAN is a language, but you need a compiler to compile your source code. CFX is compatible with iFORTRAN (thats by intel). If you using a LINUX M/c like Ubuntu or Red-hat, you may require a different compiler. There are tonnes of them available. Try the trial version of iFORTRAN available for 30 days. Hope that helps.

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vmlxb6 Senior Member Ugly Kid Joe Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 193 Rep Power: 16	YES !!!!!! You do have to install an iFORTRAN in your system.

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vmlxb6 Senior Member Ugly Kid Joe Join Date: Aug 2010 Posts: 193 Rep Power: 16	I am sorry . I wish I could help you with it. My college computer already had everything installed so I never had to face these kinda of problems. You need to ask someone else. Prof. Chaos