Installation problem for 64-bits system

Chande · March 24, 2011, 04:38

Hi!
Flow3d could run well when my computer system was 32-bits. However, after i changed the system to 64-bits, it said "abnormal exit from preprocessor" when i try to preprocess a simulation.
Is it the problem of the computer system, what should i do now?
By the way, i have installed the "visual studio 2010"&"Intel Fortran 11", which are the requirements for 64-bits system.

ignatz · March 27, 2011, 18:59

Chande,
Who is your distributor, and have you contacted them for help? A solution is out there...call your distributor for help. If they don't know, Flow Science will help them.
BTW, you do not need either the compiler or Vis Studio for straight-forward running of FLOW-3D...only if you want to customize any of the subroutines.

March 24, 2011, 04:38	Installation problem for 64-bits system	#1
Chande New Member Chande Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 15	Hi! Flow3d could run well when my computer system was 32-bits. However, after i changed the system to 64-bits, it said "abnormal exit from preprocessor" when i try to preprocess a simulation. Is it the problem of the computer system, what should i do now? By the way, i have installed the "visual studio 2010"&"Intel Fortran 11", which are the requirements for 64-bits system.

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March 27, 2011, 18:59		#2
ignatz Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 39 Rep Power: 16	Chande, Who is your distributor, and have you contacted them for help? A solution is out there...call your distributor for help. If they don't know, Flow Science will help them. BTW, you do not need either the compiler or Vis Studio for straight-forward running of FLOW-3D...only if you want to customize any of the subroutines.