[oozcan]

Hi all,

I have some readed FLUENT tips. Allmost all tell that Microsoft Visual Studio is helpful to be linked dynamically to FLUENT. All folder extensions .c is must. I have no any C,C++ or Microsoft Visual Studio. is it possible to have access to write/do UDF macro in .txt extension

Kind Regards,

[flo90000]

Originally Posted by oozcan

Hi all,

I have some readed FLUENT tips. Allmost all tell that Microsoft Visual Studio is helpful to be linked dynamically to FLUENT. All folder extensions .c is must. I have no any C,C++ or Microsoft Visual Studio. is it possible to have access to write/do UDF macro in .txt extension

Kind Regards,

Hi

In the UDF manual, it write the UDF iw written in C programming language.

[oozcan]

Originally Posted by flo90000

Hi

In the UDF manual, it write the UDF iw written in C programming language.

I have two manuals 6.1 and 12, respectively. But I have never seen anything .txt extension?

So, is it possible to write C programming language in .txt extention ? and is there any differences ?

Kind Regards,

[flo90000]

Originally Posted by oozcan

I have two manuals 6.1 and 12, respectively. But I have never seen anything .txt extension?

So, is it possible to write C programming language in .txt extention ? and is there any differences ?

Kind Regards,

Personnaly I write my UDF in notepad++ but Ithink that you can write it in any text editor. As long as you can write in .c extension because when you will compile your UDF in fluent, it understand only the C language.

[Zbynek]

You can write your UDF in whatever you want but you will hardly compile it if you write it in Notepad and have no other C compiler. All you could do is to interpret it - however, bear in mind that interpreted functions have some limitations and some more complicated macros must be compiled.

Anyway, simply download Visual Studio! The Express version is for free. Then you get a decent IDE for your codes.

[oozcan]

Originally Posted by Zbynek

You can write your UDF in whatever you want but you will hardly compile it if you write it in Notepad and have no other C compiler. All you could do is to interpret it - however, bear in mind that interpreted functions have some limitations and some more complicated macros must be compiled.

Anyway, simply download Visual Studio! The Express version is for free. Then you get a decent IDE for your codes.

Hi all,

Thank you very much for your thought that is valuable to me.

Kind Regards,

[M MOHSIN]

Originally Posted by flo90000

Hi

In the UDF manual, it write the UDF iw written in C programming language.

Hi, i trust you are in good spirits.

Can we hook the C++ Compiled UDFs in Fluent?

Kind Regards.