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hello

as I said in the last post, the simulation delwaq worked. Now I want to look at the graphic results. I try to visualize it with matisse or rubens but it doesn't work

can you help me ?

Hi

For the first visualization, I advise you to use FUDAA-PREPRO.
You will find on the website of this product some videos that explain how explore telemac results

If you want to use rubens, read the manual because it's a littler be more complex

Regards

hello

I also wanted to launch test case for tomawac but there is always a fortran file in it. The work i have to do with tomawac is to modelise a propagation of a swell. can I do it without fortran compiler?

best regards

Hello,

it is possible to run TOMAWAC simulations without fortran compiler. To do so, in the steering file, the keyword FORTRAN FILE must not be used.
The FORTRAN FILE contains all the user-modified TOMAWAC subroutines as well as the specifically developed routines for a specific computation.
This file is compiled and linked during run time in order to generate the executable being used for the simulation.

If you do not use a fortran file, your simulation runs with the default executable of TOMAWAC, based on the original subroutines of the version 6.0.

Regards

hola
how to fix the PATH for DOS, i dont'know anything about DOS...please help me

José

i don't have intel fortran compiler, how can i to get the installer?

Josñe

Hello,

If you do not know how to use DOS, I would recommend that you use the graphical user interface FUDAA (see in the Download section, under Graphical Interface). FUDAA will launch TELEMAC for you at a press of a button.

If you do wish to learn about DOS commands, I am sure you can find resources on the Internet. For running TELEMAC, you do not need to know much -- just how to "go" where your project files are, using the command "cd <path>", where <path> is the full path where your files are, and then you just type the telemac command, for instance for TELEMAC-2D: telemac2d <cas_file>, where <cas_file> is the name of your steering file with keywords.

In any case, I'd recommend you read the manual, as well as FAQ #1 and #19.

Hope this helps.

Sébastien.

Hello,

If you have problem with the setup of the TELEMAC system, please read carefully the installation instructions. You will find then under the Download section => TELEMAC => Sources.

Hope this heps too.

Sébastien.

Hello,

To answer your question about the FORTRAN compiler, it is always recommended that you use TELEMAC without having to modify its sources -- in which case you do not need a FORTRAN compiler.

If you wish to modify the source code and implement your own subroutine for a specific application, you should probably then think of finding a Fortran compiler. You can buy the Intel Fortran Compiler for Windows from the majority of software vendors. Alternatively, you can download the g95 Fortran Compiler for Windows (The G95 Project), which is free. Please note that we are mentioning these two names to help your search for a Fortran compiler but we do not mean to endorse any compiler in particular.

TELEMAC being developed under strict standard Fortran rules, it remains independent of the compiler you choose, and independent of the Operating System you use (windows, Linux, Unix, etc.)

Hope this helps.

Sébastien.