Compilation on Windows

Error running DELFT3D-WAQ

2020-06-30T20:10:54Z

I receive the following error when I run the delwaq example: "Delwaq1 did not run correctly, ending calculation". There's an error finding some parameters (I've attached the LSP and LST files). I used Visual Studio Professional 2017, NET Framwork 4.8, and Intel Parallel Studio XE 2019 Cluster Edition to compile the trunk version. It was compiled without errors, but there were a few warnings. One of the warnings was copying the .dll delwaq file.
The following message is from the LST file:

Determining the place of the output variables

INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:ExtUv ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
INFO:MrtToEColi ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library
SURF ; Using parameter nr 1
INFO:LocalDepth ; NOT FOUND, delwaq will detect variables from process library

Not all variables available.
Number off missing variables : 9

Compile 'ERROR while copying...'; LNK1104; LNK1181

2020-06-06T15:17:30Z

Hi,

This will be the first time I've tried to compile something as complex as Delft3D. I am installing it for a personal research promise into tidal energy.
I have made good progress so far and am down to only 12 errors (and 1493 warnings) after trying to build the project in Visual Studio 2019 Preview. Please see my attachment for more information.
It's quite possible that I've missed something from the prerequisites list but if so I'm not sure what or how to tell.
Any help anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated.

Kind regards,
Ben

RE: SVN checkout issues

2020-05-12T11:48:07Z

I sent an email to oss@deltares.nl and after they reset my account, I was able to access.

RE: SVN checkout issues

2020-05-12T08:24:31Z

I also have the same problem. If someone has the solution or the place I can contact to, please share.

RE: SVN checkout issues

2020-03-12T13:17:16Z

I too have the same problem. anyone found the solutions plz share

RE: SVN checkout issues

2019-12-16T14:58:55Z

Hi everyone, I'm having the same problem. It does not recognize the credentials and it does not allow to access the svn.oss.deltares site. Does anyone knows what's happening?
Thanks

RE: SVN checkout issues

2019-11-29T18:58:37Z

Hi Nandita, did they resolve your problem? I am having the same issue. Thanks!

RE: Error when running model with culvert version - code or compilation iss

2019-09-20T09:51:29Z

Dear all,I get the same problem too but little bit differences. When I try to implement a culvert model and when I run the model I get this error

***************************************
*** Culvert data included
***************************************
*** ERROR Can not open shared library .dll
*** ERROR Flow exited abnormally
Even though I was put the plugin_culvert.dll in the same directory as d_hydro.exe, flow2d3d.dll, etc., in subdirectory "...\win64\dflow2d3d\bin" of the installation directory.
Do you know why it happens?
Regards,
Andi

RE: Windows 10 Professional crashes when compiling

2019-08-29T22:05:20Z

I am glad to hear it worked out in the end! Be sure to carefully follow the rest of the instructions in the README file in the src folder of the compiled source code!

I made the mistake of skimming over some really important sections, which ended up costing me more time in figuring out the problem.

Best wishes,
Gabriel

RE: Windows 10 Professional crashes when compiling

2019-08-29T16:08:43Z

Hi Gabriel,

Thank you for your reply, and apologies for not attaching the build output file in my original query.

After trying a couple of tags unsuccessfully I used the trunk version which worked!

RE: SVN checkout issues

2019-08-28T05:35:51Z

Thank you once again Gabriel.
I already have the credentials required for the SVN login. If I am not mistaken, its the same I use to log into the Deltares site. It still stops at 65kB. I have mailed the Deltares team and awaiting their reply. Regards,Nandita

RE: SVN checkout issues

2019-08-27T15:27:18Z

Hello Nandita,

Did you try making the new account on the website as I mentioned in my previous post? If they have sent you a new username and password, I cannot see why it shouldn't work. If you have done that, and it still doesn't work, you may be better off emailing the people who sent you your username and password.

With regards to Dashboard, I am afraid I have no experience using it at all, so I cannot help. But it would seem logical to get the D3d source code compiled on your PC first if possible. A lot of the input files for the models (e.g. .dep files for bathymetry and .ldb files for land boundaries, etc) are simple ascii files. You can make them using your desktop notepad and add the relevant extension (e.g. .dep or .ldb) at the end when saving them.

For information on the format of these input files, you can see the Appendices A in the Delft3D-FLOW module! Hope this helps.

Kind regards,

Gabriel

RE: SVN checkout issues

2019-08-27T11:14:37Z

Hello Gabriel,
Thank you so much for your help, but I still cannot access the source code. I have to enter my credentials multiple times, only to get an authentication error. I can login to the Deltares site with these same credentials, but I simply do not know what is the problem with the SVN site.
Thank you once again. Please let me know if there is any alternative way to obtain the code. Also, if you could guide me on one more thing. I used Delft 3D Dashboard to create the input files and run a basic storm surge model. Is it a possibility that since I don`t have the Delft 3D FLOW compiled on my system, the model will not be generated in Dashboard as well? I have just started out on modelling, so I don`t know exactly what the issue is.
Regards
Nandita

RE: Windows 10 Professional crashes when compiling

2019-08-23T17:18:47Z

Hello Lochlan,

I had a lot of problems with compiling the source code as well. I would recommend trying with different tags (if you have used the latest tag, try using the previous one). Alternatively, use the trunk version. Using the trunk version solved my problems and I was able to compile without any errors on two separate PCs (both with VS2015 community and IFORT 16).

Also, for future reference, it seems to be helpful for the staff to identify the problem if you attach the build output in a .txt file. Hope this helps!

Best of luck,

Gabriel

RE: SVN checkout issues

2019-08-23T17:14:39Z

Hello Nandita,

When you make a new account on https://oss.deltares.nl , they will send you a username and password. These are the credentials you need to input when checking out using the SVN. This should resolve your problems.

With regards to the correct link for the latest tag: https://svn.oss.deltares.nl/repos/delft3d/tags/delft3d4/7545/
Check out the above link for the latest tag. Alternatively, use this link for the trunk version: https://svn.oss.deltares.nl/repos/delft3d/trunk/

I personally had lots of errors compiling the latest tag version, but no problems with the trunk version. But, seeing other posts, it seems the Deltares staff recommend using the latest tag version. Hope this helps!

Best wishes,
Gabriel

SVN checkout issues

2019-08-23T07:38:25Z

Hello,
I am trying to obtain the Delft 3D FLOW source code. While trying to access the latest version of the module from SVN repository, I keep getting prompted to enter my username and password. Since I cannot browse the repository as my credentials are not being accepted for some reason, I obtained the url for downloading the tag from a webinar. I don`t even know if this is a valid version of Delft 3D FLOW. When I used it to download the source code using Tortoise SVN, it only progresses when I do enter the credentials multiple times, else it stagnates. Even after this, the process ends with multiple error messages as shown in the attached screen grab.It would be really helpful, if somebody has any insight in this matter.

Windows 10 Professional crashes when compiling

2019-08-21T15:38:35Z

Hello,
Using Windows 10 Professional x64 , VS2015 update 3 (Professional) and IFORT 16 (Intel Parallel Studio XE 2016).

Running into some troubles compiling that are causing the Windows stop code "DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION" at various points in the build.
The compiler hasn't been throwing any errors, but the compilation seems to get stuck, freezing and then crashing the computer. I tried building each of the projects individually and found that only 'tools_gpl' is causing the problem. The last line that caused a crash was 'dio-ds-config.F90'

Any suggestions/advice appreciated!
Cheers,
Lochlan Noble

RE: Compilers, so many compilers, so little compilation

2019-06-26T06:59:52Z

That worked - thank you. There's a collection of directories in src/bin/x64, although nothing stands out as the software shown on the site?

RE: Compilers, so many compilers, so little compilation

2019-06-26T01:23:18Z

Thanks Adri, I'll try the repo you have suggested - I don't know how I got that so wrong. Then I'll compile with the system I have in place and work from there.

RE: Compilers, so many compilers, so little compilation

2019-06-25T09:01:05Z

Hi Lachlan,

Please use the latest tagged version, currently: https://svn.oss.deltares.nl/repos/delft3d/tags/delft3dfm/64173/

Compiling on Windows is much easier than on Linux, as long as you have a good look at this page: https://oss.deltares.nl/web/delft3d/source-code

With "use the same compiler" is meant: If you use Intel Fortran 18.0 for compiling Delft3D, you should also use the Intel Fortran 18.0 and the Intel C 18.0 compiler to built all the related libraries (netcdf, mpich, petsc).

Regards,

Adri