[Bulb44]

Hi! I have installed OpenFOAM on a Virtual Machine with Ubuntu, with the help of Docker. Now I am trying to install waves2Foam but it doesn't work. In particular, I always get the following error:


/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lwaves2Foam
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lwaves2FoamProcessing
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgsl
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgslcblas
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status



I think that this is the problem and I am trying to understand where to find those libraries, with no success. In any case, I put here my log file, in case the error is something else.


Could you help me, please?

Thanks,


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[AliSalimi]

the fortran should be included in The OpenFOAM*.*/ThirdParty*.*/makeGcc line 290/ --enable languages:c,c++,fortran
the last one is not there by default.

so after adding the fortran to the line, go to ThirdParty*.* directory and ./Allwclean and then ./Allwmake.

This will solve your problem.

[fsifsi]

Originally Posted by AliSalimi

the fortran should be included in The OpenFOAM*.*/ThirdParty*.*/makeGcc line 290/ --enable languages:c,c++,fortran
the last one is not there by default.

so after adding the fortran to the line, go to ThirdParty*.* directory and ./Allwclean and then ./Allwmake.

This will solve your problem.

I have same problem when install waves2foam in of1812 as:
cannot find -lgfortran
cannot find -lwaves2Foam

Could you explain your comments in detail please.
Thanks

[cesa]

Originally Posted by AliSalimi

the fortran should be included in The OpenFOAM*.*/ThirdParty*.*/makeGcc line 290/ --enable languages:c,c++,fortran
the last one is not there by default.

so after adding the fortran to the line, go to ThirdParty*.* directory and ./Allwclean and then ./Allwmake.

This will solve your problem.

Hello, could you please elaborate more? Should I change and recompile the ThirdParty from OpenFOAM (~/OpenFOAM/ThirdParty-v1912) or the ThirdParty inside waves2foam? (~/OpenFOAM/user-v1912/applications/utilities/waves2foam/ThirdParty)?


Also, if I need to run ./Allwmake inside ~/OpenFOAM/ThirdParty-v1912 will it affect any simulations running on OF-v1912? Thanks!