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November 26, 2018, 04:48 |
UDF-Fluent debug on Ubuntu.
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Good morning,
I'm working with Ansys Fluent and the UDFs on Ubuntu. Is there an efficient way to debug a code? I've already tried those two guides: 1) https://www.cfd-online.com/Wiki/Udf_debug The point is that I can't debug my code efficiently or maybe I just don't know how to do it. For example when Fluent is giving me a segmentation fault, the gdb from terminal is just showing me 'segmentation fault' as you can see in the attachment below. So, I can't see which variable has problems. Moreover, is there a useful meaning on the number 0x00007fdada76afb7 that you can also see in the attachment? 2) [UDF compiling/debug]an integrated tool to edit/compile/debug UDF in Visual Studio Is this tool also working on Ubuntu? I've installed it with Wine, but it seems like I can't charge my VC version and my Fluent version to run on Ubuntu. Is there a way to debug an UDF that shows also where is the problem? Or is there a way to show where is the problem following the previous guides? Thank you for any help. |
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