syrthes - transfer of mesh and result files
Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2017 6:19 pm
hello
there is no Syrthes forum, so I hope to get help here:
After installing Syrthes I don't find any tools for the transfer of mesh and result files, in particular from and back to .med or .rmed.
What we did:
(1)
in Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install syrthes
--> version 4.3 is installed. But there are no conversion tools
med-->syr and vice versa
(2)
on arbitrary Linux: Download syrthes version 4.1.1-dfsg1-5 from here:
https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/SYRTHES#tab=Overview
But when installing:
python syrthes_install.py
there is the message in the Shell:
--------------------------------------------------
Installation of SYRTHES
--------------------------------------------------
Architecture Name : Linux_x86_64
C compiler : gcc
C++ compiler : gcc
-----------------------------------------------------------
externe libraries : -
-----------------------------------------------------------
blas :
USE : no
INSTALL : no
hdf5 :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
med :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
mpi :
USE : no
INSTALL : no
metis :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
scotch :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "syrthes_install.py", line 1389, in <module>
main= Setup()
File "syrthes_install.py", line 157, in __init__
shutil.os.mkdir(self.libDestOpt )
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:
'/home/johannes/syrthes-4.1.1-dfsg1/extern-libraries/opt'
QUESTIONS
-------------------------------------
(a)
what can we do to resolve the installation problem of syrthes 4.1?
(b)
or: how can a conversion tool med-->syrthes and vice versa for
postprocessing be installed for the version 3.4 which is already
included in Ubuntu?
(c)
there is an interesting internet page with even a newer version 4.3 and
with Syrthes for Windows:
https://www.edf.fr/en/content/syrthes-0
But all the links are empty.
Does the Windows version and the newer version 4.3 exist and how could
we get it?
(d)
Just a supposition: is (perhaps) syrthes included if we make a full
installation of Code-Saturne? And also the converter from and back
syrtes-med included?
many thanks for you help
kathi
there is no Syrthes forum, so I hope to get help here:
After installing Syrthes I don't find any tools for the transfer of mesh and result files, in particular from and back to .med or .rmed.
What we did:
(1)
in Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install syrthes
--> version 4.3 is installed. But there are no conversion tools
med-->syr and vice versa
(2)
on arbitrary Linux: Download syrthes version 4.1.1-dfsg1-5 from here:
https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/SYRTHES#tab=Overview
But when installing:
python syrthes_install.py
there is the message in the Shell:
--------------------------------------------------
Installation of SYRTHES
--------------------------------------------------
Architecture Name : Linux_x86_64
C compiler : gcc
C++ compiler : gcc
-----------------------------------------------------------
externe libraries : -
-----------------------------------------------------------
blas :
USE : no
INSTALL : no
hdf5 :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
med :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
mpi :
USE : no
INSTALL : no
metis :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
scotch :
USE : yes
INSTALL : yes
------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "syrthes_install.py", line 1389, in <module>
main= Setup()
File "syrthes_install.py", line 157, in __init__
shutil.os.mkdir(self.libDestOpt )
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory:
'/home/johannes/syrthes-4.1.1-dfsg1/extern-libraries/opt'
QUESTIONS
-------------------------------------
(a)
what can we do to resolve the installation problem of syrthes 4.1?
(b)
or: how can a conversion tool med-->syrthes and vice versa for
postprocessing be installed for the version 3.4 which is already
included in Ubuntu?
(c)
there is an interesting internet page with even a newer version 4.3 and
with Syrthes for Windows:
https://www.edf.fr/en/content/syrthes-0
But all the links are empty.
Does the Windows version and the newer version 4.3 exist and how could
we get it?
(d)
Just a supposition: is (perhaps) syrthes included if we make a full
installation of Code-Saturne? And also the converter from and back
syrtes-med included?
many thanks for you help
kathi