[zhihuawan]

I now meet a problem about udf,can you help me?when I interpret it to the fluent,it gives errors "error:E:fluent/volume.c;line 28arse error." The udf are as follows:

/************************************************** *********************
udfexample.c
UDF for specifying volume profile boundary condition
************************************************** **********************/

#include "udf.h"

DEFINE_PROFILE(inlet_volume, thread, position)
{
real x[ND_ND]; /* this will hold the position vector */
real y, h;
face_t f;
h = -0.0009; /* inlet height in m */
begin_f_loop(f,thread)
{
F_CENTROID(x, f, thread);
y = x[1];
if (y<h)
{
F_PROFILE(f, thread, position) =1;
}
else {
F_PROFILE(f, thread, position) =0;
}
end_f_loop(f, thread)

}

[annan]

Hi, do you have another udf called volume.c ?

[zhihuawan]

Originally Posted by annan

Hi, do you have another udf called volume.c ?

yes,I have,how can I send to you,by email?

[annan]

So your problem does not come from the UDF you pasted in your post (inlet_volume), it actually comes from your other udf named volume.c, you have an error in line 28

[zhihuawan]

Originally Posted by annan

So your problem does not come from the UDF you pasted in your post (inlet_volume), it actually comes from your other udf named volume.c, you have an error in line 28

thanks for your reply,but what reasons may lead to this error,I have three Ansys
versions in my computer,like Ansys 14.0, Ansys 14.5,and Ansys 18.0,do you think it will influence the udf interpretion,thank for your kindness.

[annan]

If you try to open read or write to a directory with spaces in the name for instance, you'll get this error. And from my experience, sometimes it can be due to the header files .h, so it depends really on your udf and the name of your directory. Don't hesitate to send your code so that I can take a look at it

[pakk]

You asked the same question here, and got the answer from obscureed.
To repeat it here: you missed a }.

You don't need to ask the same question multiple times, it does not help.

[zhihuawan]

Originally Posted by annan

Hi, do you have another udf called volume.c ?

Hi,I do not have another udf called volume.c

[zhihuawan]

Originally Posted by annan

If you try to open read or write to a directory with spaces in the name for instance, you'll get this error. And from my experience, sometimes it can be due to the header files .h, so it depends really on your udf and the name of your directory. Don't hesitate to send your code so that I can take a look at it

I cannot understand "open read or write to a directory with spaces in the name",there is no spaces in my directory .What is the header files.h?I want to send you the code, but I just know to paste it to the forums,I do not how to put the udf files in the forums,can you tell me how to do it ?Thank you.

[zhihuawan]

Originally Posted by pakk

You asked the same question here, and got the answer from obscureed.
To repeat it here: you missed a }.

You don't need to ask the same question multiple times, it does not help.

Yes ,you are right ,but in that place, nobody answer my question,so I have no choice but to ask it again ,if I distrub you,I feel very sorry.Thank you.

[pakk]

Originally Posted by zhihuawan

Yes ,you are right ,but in that place, nobody answer my question,so I have no choice but to ask it again ,if I distrub you,I feel very sorry.Thank you.

You are mistaken: your question was answered.
I repeated the answer above: you missed a }.

[zhihuawan]

Originally Posted by pakk

You are mistaken: your question was answered.
I repeated the answer above: you missed a }.

Thank you a lot,I missed it ,you help me a lot,but I when I compiled the udf ,it give me error,can you help me ?it said the udf library I am trying to load(libudf) is not compiled for parallel use on the current platform(win 64)

[pakk]

You don't need to ask the same question multiple times, it does not help. Please continue this discussion in the other thread.