[Pepino]

Hi,

I've tried to run openFuelCell in single-core and multi-core.
No problems in single-core run, but when launching the multi-core it fails.
EDIT: it was a script file problem; now it works.

[goldi]

Hey Pepino,
can you tell me, what you have changed?

[Pepino]

Originally Posted by goldi

Hey Pepino,
can you tell me, what you have changed?

Do you use ubuntu?
With Ubuntu (at least with a "fresh copy" with only csh package installed) the "find" lines in the parprep.csh script file are not working correctly. I did not encounter this with other distro.
A super quick test for this problem can be:
-parprep_1.csh = first part until "find" commands lines
-parprep_2.sh=second part with "find" command lines; notice that this is a bash file
-parprep_3.csh=third part with remaining commands
-adjust the makefile to run these file with "make parprep"
-This "splitting" is also usefull when used to run the files separately to see the file number and pattern inside the folder.

This is just to test the problem; clearly more elegant fixes are possible.
let me know if it helps.

[Pepino]

Originally Posted by phlipson

It sounds like you were able to successfully run openFuelCell in single-core mode, but encountered issues when running in multi-core mode. It is good to hear that you were able to resolve this issue by correcting a script file. If you are still having trouble with the multi-core version it can be helpful to review the documentation for any additional information. Additionally, many open source projects have active forums where you can ask questions and get advice from other users.

What you are saying is a "new thread" rule in every forum. Also the use of the "search" command is important...After all this steps have been ran with no success, a new thread question can tipically be done.
Clearly, before the creation of this thread, all those steps have been performed (but of course I might have missed some informations)...