Hi i m getting following error during the compilation of my UDF. UDF is working in Windows system but in linux its show the following error. can anybody pls specify what kinda of error it is?

for d in lnx86/[23]*; do \ ( \

cd $d; \

for f in ../../src/*.[ch] ../../src/makefile; do \

if [ ! -f `basename $f` ]; then \

echo "# linking to" $f "in" $d; \

ln -s $f .; \

fi; \

done; \

echo ""; \

echo "# building library in" $d; \

if [ "" = "1" ]; then \

echo "# using gcc64"; \

make ARCHC=gcc64 -k>makelog 2>&1; \

else \

if [ "" = "1" ]; then \

echo "# using gcc"; \

make ARCHC=gcc -k>makelog 2>&1; \

else \

make -k>makelog 2>&1; \

fi; \

fi;\

cat makelog; \ ) \ done

# building library in lnx86/2ddp make[1]: Entering directory `/home/sankhya/users/pathak/sph/libudf/lnx86/2ddp' make[1]: *** No rule to make target `incp1994ch.c', needed by `udf_names.c'. make[1]: Target `default' not remade because of errors. make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/sankhya/users/pathak/sph/libudf/lnx86/2ddp'

[xkrautsc]

I am facing the same problem now. Can somebody write here the solution ?
I am sure it is some trivial thing.

[gera]

Any news?
I have the same problem on Linux x64.

[manshu]

This problem can be solved by copying the file "example.c" from the folder "src" to folder "lnamd64/3d"

[blackmask]

Originally Posted by manshu

This problem can be solved by copying the file "example.c" from the folder "src" to folder "lnamd64/3d"

It is kind for you to provide a solution but the original post dates back to ten years ago and the most recent update you replied to is three years ago.

[manshu]

Originally Posted by blackmask

It is kind for you to provide a solution but the original post dates back to ten years ago and the most recent update you replied to is three years ago.

It's true. However, this problem still exits... My ANSYS Fluent version is 18.1 and no answer is found in the forum. Therefore, I think it's worth sharing some experience.

[blackmask]

I don't know what the exact error you have encountered, but according to your solution I think a more legit solution to your problem is by setting the environment variable using

export FLUENT_ARCH=lnamd64

before you launch fluent.