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Hello,

I have got an error while compiling telemac:

compileTELEMAC::createLibFiles:
+> failed: ar cru C:\opentelemac-mascaret\v8p0r0\builds\wing64mpi\lib\mascaret.lib *.o
... The following command failed for the reason above (or below)
ar cru C:\opentelemac-mascaret\v8p0r0\builds\wing64mpi\lib\mascaret.lib *.o:

Do you know what can y do?

Thank you

Part of the error message is missing.
There is probably more informations before the error...
More information about your installation is also important (windows, Linux, Compiler ...)

Hello,
Thank you for your answer. I'm using window 11.

I tried to install telemac using "opentelemac-v6p2-windows-installer.exe" and i followed " ", a video made by JM Coastal.
I've downloaded "Win10gfortPLL.cfg" and "pysource.win10pll.bat" (maybe i need a version for window11, but i don't really know what should i choose).
I manage to compile everything until i got an error, i tried again and, after à while, i got the message attached. (i've put all the process).
Thank you again for your help

Hi,

On windows, you should try gitlab.pam-retd.fr/otm/wintel

As Nico said, you have to use the batch script from the wintel repository for now.

I also prepared an automatic installer that allows to install Telemac in a few clicks, but it is huge and I have to reduce it a bit before uploading it to the website.

Hello, thank you for your answer and your help!

I think i've made another mistake using gitlab.pam-retd.fr/otm/wintel.
I had another problem with Q-gis when i tried to install the pack (maybe an incompatibility with different versions of python).

This time i will run a virtual machine in order to avoid problems like i had.

I'm looking forward to dowload your new version. Thank you again for your help

You're welcome! I understand your problems with getting a proper setup of Python 3, which has proven to be a real challenge in the past for us, mainly because people can have multiple versions installed in parallel, let alone Anaconda.

That's why I recently updated the wintel script to require a proper installation of Python 3.10 with the py.exe launcher, which is now the standard way to run Python scripts on Windows as executables. Normally, since the script also sets up a dedicated virtual environment, everything should be fine because the TELEMAC Python environment is now completely isolated from the rest of the system.