[GiDlist] Executing codes

[Farzam, Arash]

Hi,

I call 4 different executable codes in my problem type batch file.
When the first code is executed within GiD with the input files
prepared, the results are different than executing it myself having
same input files. Some output files are made, but no result are
written to them, and the rest of the GiD batch file stops. I am using
the command:
call %2\ "Node3.exe
or
call %2\ "Node3.exe "Node.dat" "Node2.dat"
where Node3.exe is the file name and the two other names are the names
of its input files. The code is being executed, but gives different
results as if it is executed separately with the same input files.
Do you have an idea why it is happening like this?

Thank you,
Arash

[escolano]

I usually used the syntax without the word 'call', e.g.

%2\ "Node3.exe "Node.dat" "Node2.dat"

but if the program is started with the appropiated input file GiD can't do
nothing (goor or bad) on this external process
maybe your program is using also some environment variable that is different
when running from GiD or from a console?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Farzam, Arash" farzam at ostatemail.okstate.edu
To: gidlist at listas.cimne.upc.edu
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 7:13 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] Executing codes


Hi,

I call 4 different executable codes in my problem type batch file.
When the first code is executed within GiD with the input files
prepared, the results are different than executing it myself having
same input files. Some output files are made, but no result are
written to them, and the rest of the GiD batch file stops. I am using
the command:
call %2\ "Node3.exe
or
call %2\ "Node3.exe "Node.dat" "Node2.dat"
where Node3.exe is the file name and the two other names are the names
of its input files. The code is being executed, but gives different
results as if it is executed separately with the same input files.
Do you have an idea why it is happening like this?

Thank you,
Arash
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[heleno junior]

Oi você sabe mim informar qual o problem type que eu vou usar para analisar o escoamento em torno de um cilindro?

From: escolano en cimne.upc.edu
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Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2012 20:08:03 +0200
Subject: Re: [GiDlist] Executing codes

I usually used the syntax without the word 'call', e.g.

%2\ "Node3.exe "Node.dat" "Node2.dat"

but if the program is started with the appropiated input file GiD can't do
nothing (goor or bad) on this external process
maybe your program is using also some environment variable that is different
when running from GiD or from a console?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Farzam, Arash" farzam en ostatemail.okstate.edu
To: gidlist en listas.cimne.upc.edu
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 7:13 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] Executing codes


Hi,

I call 4 different executable codes in my problem type batch file.
When the first code is executed within GiD with the input files
prepared, the results are different than executing it myself having
same input files. Some output files are made, but no result are
written to them, and the rest of the GiD batch file stops. I am using
the command:
call %2\ "Node3.exe
or
call %2\ "Node3.exe "Node.dat" "Node2.dat"
where Node3.exe is the file name and the two other names are the names
of its input files. The code is being executed, but gives different
results as if it is executed separately with the same input files.
Do you have an idea why it is happening like this?

Thank you,
Arash
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[escolano]

You can use for example Tdyn (included in CompassFEM) that was developed by CompassIS www.compassis.com
can download it directly from the GiD menu Data-Problemtype-Internet retrieve...
or from the related web page

This is a description of Tdyn:

Tdyn - Multiphysics coupled solver including CFD, Structural, Heat transfer and Free surface problems

Multiphysics solver, including computational fluid dynamics solver (CFD) for incompressible and
slightly compressible flows, heat transfer analysis, species advection simulation, structural analysis and
free surface problems. Tdyn can also be configured to solve user defined problems.

FEATURES:

* RANSOL module features the latest technology for solving real fluid flows in 3D (transient or steady), including turbulence effects. The fluid models available allow to solve from fully compressible to incompressible fluid flow problems and porous media flows.
* HEATRANS module is able to solve complex forced, natural, and mixed convection heat transfer in fluids and conduction in solids (conjugated heat transfer).
* ADVECT for advection-diffusion-reaction of several chemical species, including effects of physical processes as depositions.
* FSURF includes two advanced algorithms for solving problems with free surface (Transpiration technique and Overlapping Domain Decomposition Level Set Method).
* URSOLVER for user defined partial differential equations (PDE) problems.
* ALEMESH offers several mesh updating strategies: prescribed / free bodies movement with automatic mesh updating, explicit 3D mesh movement via user functions and combinations of these strategies.
* RAMSERIES module features an advanced environment for structural analysis, based on the latest Finite Element Method technology. It includes advanced tools for fluid-structure interaction calculation.
* SEAKEEPING is an advanced tool for analyzing seakeeping problems


Enrique Escolano
----- Original Message -----
From: heleno junior
To: gidlist at listas.cimne.upc.edu
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2012 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: [GiDlist] Executing codes


Oi você sabe mim informar qual o problem type que eu vou usar para analisar o escoamento em torno de um cilindro?



From: escolano at cimne.upc.edu
To: gidlist at listas.cimne.upc.edu
Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2012 20:08:03 +0200
Subject: Re: [GiDlist] Executing codes

I usually used the syntax without the word 'call', e.g.

%2\ "Node3.exe "Node.dat" "Node2.dat"

but if the program is started with the appropiated input file GiD can't do
nothing (goor or bad) on this external process
maybe your program is using also some environment variable that is different
when running from GiD or from a console?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Farzam, Arash" farzam at ostatemail.okstate.edu
To: gidlist at listas.cimne.upc.edu
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2012 7:13 PM
Subject: [GiDlist] Executing codes


Hi,

I call 4 different executable codes in my problem type batch file.
When the first code is executed within GiD with the input files
prepared, the results are different than executing it myself having
same input files. Some output files are made, but no result are
written to them, and the rest of the GiD batch file stops. I am using
the command:
call %2\ "Node3.exe
or
call %2\ "Node3.exe "Node.dat" "Node2.dat"
where Node3.exe is the file name and the two other names are the names
of its input files. The code is being executed, but gives different
results as if it is executed separately with the same input files.
Do you have an idea why it is happening like this?

Thank you,
Arash
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