02Sep2010
Dear Sirs _
I have recently installed Fudaa-Prepro and TELEMAC-2D and I am currently trying to run the tests that are enclosed in your software package. My guess is that the serious difficulties I have come across are due to the different versions of the various parts that constitute the package:-
- TELEMAC-2D exe file [Version 5.9]
- TELEMAC-2D FTN 90 source code [Version 6.0]
- TELEMAC-2D Manual [Version 5.9]
- TELEMAC Guide for Programming [Version 1.0] H-P74-2009-00801-EN
- Fudaa Preprocessor [Version 29Jun2010]
- Fudaa Manual [Version 30Nov2005]
My OS is Win XP. The installation I have executed results in the location of the telemac2dV5P9.exe file in the directory:-
C:\TELEMAC\V5P9\telemac2d\tel2d_v5p9\win\
If I click on the said exe file what happens is that a DOS window is flashed for a fraction of a second on the screen - end of the story.
I therefore guessed that the program needs a DOS window in order to run; so I have prepared a "tm2.bat" batch file. After several trials and errors, by looking into the FTN source code in the end I understood that the INPUT files need to have their names changed in T2D+"former name in capitals without extension" (i.e. .txt). Whereas Fudaa Preprocessor still expects the said extensions.
When I type tm2 under the DOS window in the above directory - in which the attached INPUT files are now located - ver. 5.9 is run by the command:-
telemac2dV5P9
This results in the messages attached in the file RapportTM2.txt that end with the FTN terminal error:-
forrtl: severe (29): file not found, unit 12, file
C:\TELEMAC\V5P9\telemac2d\tel2d_v5p9\win\TM2IMP
File TM2IMP is never ever mentioned anywhere in all the Manuals. What is it for?
In the Fudaa and TELEMAC-2D Manuals so far I have failed to find how a very simple open channel geometry is prepared for the FEM analysis. The geo files of the examples are binary and therefore cannot be opened with a text editor.
I would like to test the following very simple rectangular channel transient
www.wou.edu/las/physci/taylor/hydro/GoConvex.xls
but I still have no idea of how to get started.
Best regards
Marco
Encs