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September 23, 2014, 00:58 |
Problem met in my DEFINE_GRID_MOTION Macro in parallel computing
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Jianping Niu
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I write a UDF file for dynamic mesh using DEFINE_GRID_MOTION Macro, and it works well when serial computing. But when I turn to parallel computing, it never works.
If I load case file in parallel computing used by serial computing directly, the Warning is "Auto-compilation skipped. Could not find "libudf" or input files for creating "libudf" library" and "incorrect grid motion UDF RBF::libudf on zone 6 (assuming no motion)". If I compile and load the UDF file, then preview meh motion, it jammed and prompts "MPI Application rank 0 exited before MPI_Finalize() with status -1073740777". Should I rewrite my UDF file and add some command like "#if !RP_HOST" "#endif" ? Or change environment settings? The attachment is part of my UDF file. |
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