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Hi,

what you can try is to link manually to the config file with the "-f" option:

compileTELEMAC.py -f C:\opentelemac-mascaret\v7p2r3\configs\systel.cis-winxp.cfg

With the option "-c" you can even specify which configuration you want to compile, e.g. scalar version only or parallel. Without this instruction it compiles all the configurations which are listed in the configuration file.

Be aware, that the options in the cfg file of course should match your setup (paths, etc..)

Hope this helps,
Clemens

Thanks again for the help and happy New Year!

I tried to link manually to the .cfg file as you indicated: with the systel_v7p2r3.cfg file I modified before it didn’t work, but with the standard systel.cis-windows7.cfg file it worked and the compilation started. The compilation failed, during what I suppose to be the compilation of the parallel part (“ifort.exe” could not be found.

As I am not planning to use the parallel part but solely the scalar part of Telemac2D I would like to:

a) Try to use the –c function you evocated, but I do not know how that works, would it be simpler to make a .cfg file with solely the scalar part?

b) To understand better what should be modified in the .cfg file, I made a research in the forum and found a very different .cfg file: www.opentelemac.org/index.php/assistance...mpiling-trunk-v7p2r3

For example there is “win7gforp” where I have “win7gfors” and “x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc” where I have simply “gcc”. Have I forgotten something when I edited the .cfg file or is that a special case? For example am I supposed to replace win7 by win 10 because I am using windows 10?

P.S: there are the two error messages of my attempts with the .cfg files attached plus my .cfg file.

Regards
Peter

Hi,

from what I see in the image "error_compiling_cfg-systel_v7p2r3.png" it seems that you forgot to include the file extension .cfg.

Second picture: apparently you successfully compiled a scalar version of Telemac with the gfortran compiler and the debug configuration "win7gforsdbg". Afterwards it tried to compile another configuration by using the Intel Fortran compiler which apparently is not available in your system.

You can choose a specific configuration by:
compileTELEMAC.py -f xxx.cfg -c win7gforsdbg
Hereby it compiles e.g. the condiguration win7gforsdbg only ans skips all the others in the cfg file.

Telemac compiles well on Win10 with the same settings in the condiguration file.

Hope this helps,
Clemens