See the Test Configurations web page for tested Vista editions.īuilding post processing applications (Abaqus make utility with C++) For Abaqus 6.8-EF, the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 32-bit runtime libraries are required to run Abaqus.ģ Although some Vista editions have not undergone formal qualification testing, Vista Home Basic, Home Premium, Business and Ultimate editions are all considered compatible with Abaqus V6.8 and are supported. For more information, see Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Requirements for Windows in the SIMULIA Online Support System.
If someone could help me out on this I’d really appreciate it.Applicable for all Abaqus products supported on this platformġ The minimum processor required is equivalent to Intel Pentium 4 or AMD processors supporting SSE2 instruction set.Ģ For Abaqus 6.8 Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 runtime libraries are required to run Geometry Translators and CAD Interfaces with Abaqus/CAE on Windows/x86-32. The problem is that I don’ t know if I’m missing a step or if something is going wrong when I compile and build the executable. I have created a pdf to show the steps I take to edit and implement the subroutines: The problem is when I try to incorporate the subroutine sin Autodyn, nothing happens. I tested a practice ‘Hello World’ script which worked which leads me to believe that everything is working correctly. I downloaded both visual studio and intel oneAPI, and they integrated together during the installation. There is a new software package called intel oneAPI which as far as I’m aware has taken over from all previous versions. I have looked online and can’t find the intel fortran 17.0.4 compiler available anywhere. In the manual it says ANSYS requires Microsoft Visual C++ 2017 and Intel Fortran 17.0.4 for Windows 10, 64 bit. I am trying to implement some of the user subroutine examples in the Autodyn User’s Subroutines Guide for Ansys 2019 R3.
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