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Hello guys, could anyone please help me
i've just installed my TELEMAC for windows and compiled it and it works they told at the end 'my work is finish' without errors
while lunching telemac2d simulation on the baxter i got this error
please what should i do ?

You don't use the same command windows otherwise you cannot obtain this message.
I'm quite sure taht is you enter compiletelemac.py in the same windows, this won't work

regards

Sorry but i didn't get what you mean
what should i do ?
and no i didn't use the same windows command i closed the compiletemac one and i opened a new one ?
regards

You should use the same windows command or at least a similar one which is well configured
For example, with Intel Fortran compiler you normally have dedicated windows command where some environment variables are specifically tune...
So follow the same method like when you compiled Telemac.
If you run the compilation, without any change in the sources and if you don't ask for a clean compilation, the script should just list the module and indicate that the compilation is OK. Then you could move into your working directory and run Telemac.
It should works

hello i did what you told me and i didn't work
can you please verify my steering file if is it good or not ?
Regards

Dear Wafaa,

First at all, I advise you to take a look at the documentation (Validation Manuals, User Manuals and Examples found into v7p2r1 folder), it is a very good way for beginners to learn how to run a model.

According to the error you got, I think what Christophe tried to tell is that you were executing the program from the wrong command window. A different one than the one you executed the compilation from.

A Step-by-Step for running any simulation:
1. Create the files required: steering, geometry, boundary conditions, among others (depending on your case).
2. Put them into the folder with the path C:\opentelemac-mascaret\v7p2r1\scripts\python27.
3. Run the command 'telemac2d.py file.cas' or 'python runcode.py telemac2d file.cas'. (file is a generic name, for instance if your steering file is oualidia.cas, that is what you have to put instead of file.cas).
It should start the simulation.

Now, as I know you used the Installation Guide I made, make the change to the shortcut (TELEMAC v7p2r1) on the field 'start in' as indicated in the attachment (image1). Once you have done it, just run the command (step3) as indicated in the attachment (image2).

Regarding to your steering file, it needs to be more specific, it lacks important parameters, such as initial conditions, prescribed values, time step, among others).

I hope have been clear enough.

Cheers,
José Andrés.

Thank you josé