Error while making #12
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Hi @Josenor, Try to run the following commands: Hope this helps! Best regards, Guillaume. |
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Hi, Following are the outcome. admins-MacBook-Air:HOS-ocean-1.5 admin$ make clean admins-MacBook-Air:HOS-ocean-1.5 admin$ make all |
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As displayed, the issue is relative to By the way, you can follow the steps:
This should solve the problem... Best regards, Guillaume. PS: If you have ubuntu installed, then instead of downloading, compiling and installing makedepf90 source codes you can always install from apt-get repositories from terminal itself i.e. |
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Hi, It worked now. Thanks for the help. Best Regards, Jithin |
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Hi, Sorry. I have one more question. I have sucess for make files. But when i run HOS-ocean, i am getting an error. From the reply to previous thread i saw that this can be due to unavailiability of Results folder. In my case, the results folder is already there. /Users/admin/Documents/HOS/HOS-ocean-1.5/bin/HOS-ocean ; exit; Error termination. Backtrace: Best Regards, Jithin |
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The Results folder should be located where the source code is executed. Otherwise, you can check if you have write permissions in this folder. Regards. |
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Hi, Yes i have the results folder in the same folder as source code executed. Write permission is also there. Same error is coming. Regards, Jithin |
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From the output you displayed, it seems you execute from your home directory? Results directory should consequently be in this directory (as well as input file). As a first test:
If it is not working, you can display here the screen outputs (+the output from Regards, Guillaume |
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Sorry for the mistake and your time. Yes. It is working fine. Thank you so much. Regards, Jithin |
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Hi, When i do post processing i am getting the following error. Can you help me with this? The data files are in the folder as specified in the input file. I know it is nothing to do with the code, but some silly errors from my side. admins-MacBook-Air:bin admin$ ./Post_processing Minimum x in VP-card :: x : 0.0000000000000000E+00 Tecplot version :: t : 11 Error termination. Backtrace: |
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Regarding your error, some ideas:
Best regards, Guillaume |
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Hi, could you please help in resolving the below issue : Running HOS-ocean over supercomputer USE type I am wondering what is causing this error to pop up. Best Regards |
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Hello @PramodJangir From what I see, this happens at the compilation stage. How did you proceed with the compilation? (Makefile, CMake)? Best regards, |
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-->Thanks Guillaume, I got it now. Its working fine. I just wanted to know whether we can run the model for only one wave length (xlen = 1, ylen = 1). Solution to my problem needs high resolution wave surfaces. Also, what are the highest number of modes we can use in the model (model resolution) ? I gave it a run with xlen = 1, ylen = 1, modes = 256, the model stopped after some time saying – slope in the x-direction is too large. You help will be much appreciated. Many thanks Best RegardsPramod Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: gducrozetSent: Tuesday, May 4, 2021 4:40 PMTo: LHEEA/HOS-oceanCc: PramodJangir; MentionSubject: Re: [LHEEA/HOS-ocean] Error while making (#12) Hello @PramodJangirFrom what I see, this happens at the compilation stage. How did you proceed with the compilation? (Makefile, CMake)?If makefile, you should execute 'make clean' and 'make all' to ensure that everything is recompiled at initial stage. Then, I advise you to refer to the wiki for the correct addition of libraries and external tool (makedepf90) necessary to the makefile.Best regards,Guillaume—You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
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Dear @PramodJangir The pseudo-spectral formalism of HOS, together with the fact that no smoothing or stability procedure is used within the code prevent from having a too fine resolution. For regular wave, there is a close relationship between the order of non-linearity and the finest resolution accessible: the idea is that you need to solve correctly the nonlinearity if you want to describe the spatial profile in a way that those nonlinearities play a role. This way, it is recommended to choose for regular waves n1 around 2*M |
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-->Thanks Guillaume, Your description is helpful. At higher modes (1024), the model stops due to wave breaking. Any suggestions on that ? Best RegardsPramod Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: gducrozetSent: Tuesday, June 8, 2021 12:12 AMTo: LHEEA/HOS-oceanCc: PramodJangir; MentionSubject: Re: [LHEEA/HOS-ocean] Error while making (#12) Dear @PramodJangirThe pseudo-spectral formalism of HOS, together with the fact that no smoothing or stability procedure is used within the code prevent from having a too fine resolution. For regular wave, there is a close relationship between the order of non-linearity and the finest resolution accessible: the idea is that you need to solve correctly the nonlinearity if you want to describe the spatial profile in a way that those nonlinearities play a role. This way, it is recommended to choose for regular waves n1 around 2*MOverall, there is no rule that can tells you if the code will accept the very fine discretization (or not) since it is highly dependent on the level of nonlinearity of the wave you want to simulate.Best,Guillaume—You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
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This is still the same issue than the one described in my previous answer. Best regards, |
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-->Thanks a lot Guillaume. I would try the filtering option, and will let you know. 😊. Best RegardsPramod Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: gducrozetSent: Tuesday, June 8, 2021 4:56 PMTo: LHEEA/HOS-oceanCc: PramodJangir; MentionSubject: Re: [LHEEA/HOS-ocean] Error while making (#12) This is still the same issue than the one described in my previous answer.If you have a need for very fine discretization, you will need to use the filtering option. However, you need to keep in mind that the filtered modes do not bring extra information to the numerical solution and will only reduce the mesh size. The filtering is available in variables_3D.f90 under the ctype1(3) element where you can specify the number of the mode where filtering starts.Best regards,Guillaume—You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.
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Hi,
I am getting the following error while i run make.
admins-MacBook-Air:HOS-ocean-1.5 admin$ make
gfortran -O3 -J ./obj/ -c sources/HOS/runge_kutta.f90 -o obj/runge_kutta.o
sources/HOS/runge_kutta.f90:27:4:
USE type
1
Fatal Error: Can't open module file ‘type.mod’ for reading at (1): No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
make: *** [obj/runge_kutta.o] Error 1
I have followed same as written in the website. Can you please help me to solve this?
Regards,
Jithin
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