[scnsc]

Greetings

I'm having an issue installing swak4Foam 0.3.1 on OF2.2.2 & Ubuntu 12.04. During installation, I get the following in the log file:

/opt/OpenFOAM/openfoam222/src/sampling/lnInclude/sampledSet.H:47:22: fatal error: coordSet.H: No such file or directory

Second run of ./Allwmake attached (hopefully - first post here ).

I understand this was an issue with earlier versions of swak4Foam and OF2.2.x as per http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ope...m-2-2-0-a.html . However, I'm assuming this shouldn't be an issue with version 0.3.1 & can't see any evidence of this from a forum search.

The log file suggests I'm installing the expected version & have the right prerequisites.

I have a couple of different OF installations & am wondering if this is tangling anything up. Doing the same installation into my OF2.3.0 directory results in the same error.

Hope this is sufficient info, any clues appreciated.
Thanks Steve

[wyldckat]

Greetings Steve and welcome (back) to the forum!

I've tested just now following the instructions from here: http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/In...ling_On/Ubuntu - in my main machine with Ubuntu 12.04 and OpenFOAM 2.2.2, and I did not have any problems.

The first error message:

In file included from repositories/SetsRepository.H:51:0,
                 from repositories/SetsRepository.C:37:
/opt/OpenFOAM/openfoam222/src/sampling/lnInclude/sampledSet.H:47:22: fatal error: coordSet.H: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.

indicates that the file "coordSet.H" is missing. In my installation, this file is located at "$FOAM_SRC/fileFormats/lnInclude/coordSet.H".

I suggest you take a quick look at this wiki page: http://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/In...with_the_Shell - there you'll find several details on how to have more than one OpenFOAM installation in your machine.

Best regards,
Bruno

[scnsc]

Hi Bruno

Thanks for your reply, and thank you also for your extensive posting, which has assisted me multiple times in the past.

I agree it's an environment issue, and as you might have guessed I also have an older copy of OF installed (1.6-ext), and the search location for the file during installation ($FOAM_SRC/sampling/lnInclude/) does indeed correspond to the 1.6-ext installation, not for the required 2.2.2 installation ($FOAM_SRC/fileFormats/lnInclude/) for which I am installing swak4Foam.

I use alias commands to source the different installations in the bashrc file, and during troubleshooting got rid of the alias altogether & just referenced the newer 2.2.2 installation.

There are some "ghosts in the machine" with regard environment variables, which I knew about & still have to fix, but which I considered peripheral enough to not be likely to affect the swak4Foam installation. Obviously not the case in hindsight. Env & Export output attached for completeness, but I don't expect you to trawl through them. All the basic stuff ($FOAM_SRC etc) appears correct.

What I don't have my head around yet is the best way to find the source of the offending environment variable. I would have expected that a search of the output from env or export would be likely to turn up the text string "sampling/lnInclude", but that doesn't appear to be the case.

Not asking a specific question at this point - I obviously have some work to do & just wanted to thank you for your response.

Regards
Steve

[scnsc]

Ha - OK, sorted it out in the end. I had my different OF installations nicely sorted out via alias commands at the end of the .bashrc file. I couldn't understand how I was getting cross-contamination between different version environment variables despite this.

I finally had a closer look at the entire .bashrc file, only to find a sneaky little source command as the FIRST line of the file, referring to the original installation. Obviously put there during my earliest stumblings around with OF & going unnoticed until the new OF installation.

Pretty funny now, but I wasn't laughing earlier...