[gascortado]

Thanks a lot Bruno. You are the man.

I installed binutils-dev and I'm able to compile my own solver using wmake all.

However, the groovyBC still giving me the same problem I just downloaded groovyBC from the wiki using:

svn checkout https://openfoam-extend.svn.sourcefo...aries/groovyBC

end then just hit wmake all or wmake libso and I get the same error each time.

Any idea?? I'm almost there!...
Thanks a lot
Santiago

[wyldckat]

Hi Santiago,

Mmm, this is odd. I've now tested on a virtual machine with Ubuntu 11.04 and both OpenFOAM 1.6.x and CAE-Team's OpenFOAM 1.6-ext.
For 1.6-ext, I had to edit the general rules file:

gksu gedit /usr/lib/OpenFOAM-1.6-ext/wmake/rules/linux64Gcc/general

And then added "-traditional-cpp" to the cpp line:

CPP = cpp -traditional-cpp $(GFLAGS)

Then on the groovyBC folder I've executed successfully:

wclean libso
wmake libso

Using "wmake/wclean all" will not work properly here, because it's a library.

Try the clean up and make once again like I've done. If you still have problems, run:

wmake libso > gbcmake.log 2>&1
tar -czf gbcmake.log.tar.gz gbcmake.log

And attach the file "gbcmake.log.tar.gz" to your next post.

Best regards,
Bruno

[gascortado]

Hi Bruno,

Thanks again. I re-downloaded the groovyBC files and when I hit wmake libso, everything is fine. Thanks very much for all of your help.

Santiago

[vigii]

Hi,
please help me out in installing openfoam in ubuntu.