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Hello,

I have using Telemac2d v6p1 with Perl (scalar mode) on my computer for a couple of years now. Just recently my computer was upgraded (not by me, but by a colleague) and I have tried running some old simulations of mine to test if everything works properly on the new computer. I have run into the following error when I try using the subroutines Condin.f or Corfon.f :
"Fatal Error: Reading module bief at line 1 column 2: Unexpected EOR
ERREUR A LA COMPILATION"

Surprisingly, this error does not occur when I use the Subroutine Corvis.f.
I am fairly sure that the error is not from the code in my Fortran file as I have use the same file in the past for many simulations without errors.

Anyone have any ideas where the problem might stem from? Is my only option to uninstall and reinstall Telemac?

Any help is very much appreciated!
Thanks!

Karen

Hi,

are you using new version of Telemac? such as V7p2r3? if so, you have to copy the header of your fortran file from the new source folder such as Telemac2D condin.f ,

make sure you have the calling subroutines like decleration special since they changed from version 7 I believe

!
USE BIEF
USE DECLARATIONS_TELEMAC
USE DECLARATIONS_TELEMAC2D
USE TPXO
USE OKADA
!
USE DECLARATIONS_SPECIAL
IMPLICIT NONE
!
Otheriwse you will get an error,

Hope this help,

AMANJ

Hi AMANJ,

Thanks for the reply! I am still using v6p1.

The same modules are called at the beginning of both Condin.f and Corvis.f:

!
USE BIEF
USE DECLARATIONS_TELEMAC2D
!
IMPLICIT NONE
INTEGER LNG,LU
COMMON/INFO/LNG,LU
!

However, Corvis.f compiles without any errors and Condin.f seems to be stuck at BIEF

Hi Karen

Is it possible you have more than one telemac version installed on your computer?
Regards

Hi M. Coulet,

There is only v6p1 installed on my computer. However, my computer was changed and a clone of my old hard drive was made. I've been getting this error since then. Simulations run using restart files seem to be fine.

Thanks!

Hi,

I just wanted to give an update.

I recompiled the entire TELEMAC system and it seems to have fixed the problem!

Karen