open TELEMAC-MASCARET The mathematically superior suite of solvers

Hi there,

I am a very new user and I am having problem compiling the program.

I have downloaded the package for Ubuntu, modified the .baschrc file but when I try to compile TELEMAC.py it just doesn't work telling me that there is not such a file and that compile isn't being recognized as a valid command.

I have checked both python and fortran are available...

Can anyone help me and/or give me a beginner step by step process to follow?

Thank you

Hi,

I've already pointed out this issue under ubuntu 12.10, see this post :
http://www.opentelemac.org/index.php/kunena/12-linux-version/5702-python-execution-problem#7207

Try to add your pytel directory address before compileTELEMAC.py

I haven't solved this issue, but it seems that your PATH isn't taken into account when you type $>python compileTELEMAC.py

Thank you, this helped. Another bump on the road as appeared though:

christopher@ubuntu:~/opentelemac/pytel$ compileTELEMAC.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/christopher/opentelemac/pytel/compileTELEMAC.py", line 59, in <module>
from parsers.parserFortran import scanSources
ImportError: No module named parsers.parserFortran

what do you think is the problem there?

The error message says that the File/Module parserFortran.py was not found.
The python script parserFortran.py is in the directory pytel.

The python usually searches in the folder and subfolders for Modules. It looks like it is a further path error.

Maybe it works when you add the path of the parsers in the compileTELEMAC.py script (at the beginning before the parsers are imported)


/myfolder/... must be replaced by the path to your pytel/parsers

Hi,

Your problems (compilation and execution post 8006) are probably caused by incorrect settings.

Have you checked your settings by typing
$> echo$PATH (it must point to pytel directory)
and $> echo$SYSTELCFG (it must point to your systel.cfg file)

You also must edit the sytel.cfg file to be adapted to your configuration.
When you say, do you mean that you have downloaded the source (from svn) or you have downloaded an already compiled version (from the website)?

Dear abernard,

After some difficulties with the SVN, I decided to try first with the precompiled version.

I have therefore installed the folder and file structure in a folder named opentelemac in Ubuntu.

I did ammend the .bashr file with

with the export PATH.... and export SYSTELCFG... as presented on the 'installation page' of the website.

I have echo$PATH and echo$SYSTELCFG and the echo show me the systel.cfg and the pytel folder (although both lines ends with No such file or directory)

All of this being done, when I run

python runcode.py telemac2d -s (and here the cas file),

the system then send me an error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "runcode.py", line 105, in <module>
from utils.files import getFileContent, putFileContent, removeDirectories, isnewer
ImportError: No module named utils.files


... and then I get the prompt again.

Hi,

It's really recommended to compile from the source. You should add a post dealing with your SVN issue. Somebody may help you with this problem.

Maybe, you will find a solution to your problem with a pre-compiled version but you will probably need to optimize your installation by compiling from the source.

Hi try to launch :
runcode.py telemac2d -s cas
instead of
python runcode.py telemac2d -s cas

That could be the source of your error.

it did not work either, but thank you anyway