User "Salad" claims in Code_Saturne blogspot that he has successfully ported code saturne to Windows 7. Is there a chance to get an executable? Also, which compiler is then used, I need to make own initial field definition subroutines.
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Timo
Code Saturne in Windows
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Yvan Fournier
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Re: Code Saturne in Windows
Hello,
Compared to the blog by "salad", there has been recent progress in the port of Code_Saturne on Windows, so the code pulled from SVN should build on Windows, but I do not have all the required details, and we do not have a binary/installer out yet.
To my knowledge, the compiler that is used is gcc/gfortran (with mingw). I believe OpenMPI may also be used.
I should get up to speed in this port (done by David Monfort) in the coming months, but I don't know enough to provide more details now (i.e. I have not built it on Windows myself, so I am not familiar with that build, and the documentation for that build does not yet exist).
Regards,
Yvan
Compared to the blog by "salad", there has been recent progress in the port of Code_Saturne on Windows, so the code pulled from SVN should build on Windows, but I do not have all the required details, and we do not have a binary/installer out yet.
To my knowledge, the compiler that is used is gcc/gfortran (with mingw). I believe OpenMPI may also be used.
I should get up to speed in this port (done by David Monfort) in the coming months, but I don't know enough to provide more details now (i.e. I have not built it on Windows myself, so I am not familiar with that build, and the documentation for that build does not yet exist).
Regards,
Yvan