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Hi,

I have a question regarding the management of different version (through different configuartion name of Telemac). This question is related to both windows and linux configuration compiled and executed with Python.

I found it easy to compile the sources since python is used. I have different configuration on my computer :
- v6p1 with g95
- v6p1 with gfortran
- v6p2 with gfortran
- v6p3 with gfortran
- v7p0 with gfortran

I have just one config.cfg file pointed by the SYSTELCFG environment variable... and so far i just add the suffix -c <configname> when i run a case in order to chose the version of telemac I want to run.

I have just a doubt about the version I'm using because of the PATH environment variable.

I do not add for each version the new PATH to the directory PYTEL (for v6p1 and v6p2) and SCRIPTS/PYTHON27 (for v6p3 and v7p0).

So my question is :
-assuming that PATH only refer to opentelemac/v6p2/pytel, if I execute telemac2d.py -c gforv6p3 -s test.cas, do I use v6p3 or v6p2...
How to be sure which version is used ?

Thanks in advance,

Hi
The version is printed in the head of the listing file.
For the other point, it seems to me that python scripts are not linked to version. So i suppose that the -c option allow you to run the version you want

Hope this helps

Great, Thank you,

I was not sure that the version printed in the head of listing was read in the steering file or in the systel.cfg or if it was a kind of signature of the execution.

v6p1 and v6p2 on one side and v6p3 and v7p0 on the other side do not have exactly the same structure.
As I can't have two different PATH related to the directory of XXX.py :

• if PATH is v6p2 or v6p1/pytel ...telemac2d.py -c gforv6p3 returns...
  The code requested is not installed on this system : telemac2d
• if PATH points to v6p3/scripts/python27 ... telemac2d.py -c gforv6p2 returns ...
  I could not locate the source code in C:\opentelemac\v6p1\sources
  
  Either the root key in your cfg file is not valid, or you are using a past version of the system.

Anyway...it's not a big deal, I just have to write the full path to telemac2d.py in the command.

I guess, "python scripts are not linked to version" is true for v6p1 and V6p2 one one side and v6p3-v7p0 on the other.

Hello,

maybe this can be for your convenience and is quicker than dealing always with the command prompt in windows when launching a simulation. You can create a batch file with directing to a configuration (-c) or even to a specific configuration file (-f). So you don't need any path variables at all. Write it in a text file and save as a batch file somewhere. Example:
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cmd /k python C:\Opentelemac\v6p3r2\scripts\python27\runcode.py ^
telemac2d ^
-f C:\Opentelemac\v6p3r2\configs\systel_gfortran.cfg ^
-c wing64mpi ^
D:\Telemac_case_xy\tel2d.cas

REM Scalar: wingfortrans
REM parallel: wing64mpi
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Best regards,
Clemens

You can put the following command in a file:Execute that file and while your terminal is open
the only command you need is:Id you in the directory containing the .cas file.

Hope it helps.

Thanks you Clemens and Yugi,

It's more friendly with your tips.

Cheers
Alexis