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Compilation Error: Skipped Build:Project: flow2d3d_openda
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 9/29/17 Recent PostsWell another compilation problem...
I used first MVS 2010 with IFORT 12 and now MVS2017 with IFORT18.
The Problem is that Im building an everything seems ok until I get an output as seen in the screenshot at the end...
then no error appears but instead the computer keeps calculating an uses more and more memory... it stays in a loop and the threads running just grow and grow it seems like...
any ideas why?
Thank you!
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RE: Compilation Error: Skipped Build:Project: flow2d3d_openda
Padawan Posts: 97 Join Date: 1/3/11 Recent PostsHi Samuel,
I ran into similar problems on a PC with only 4 GB of RAM memory. Can you check the memory usage in the Windows Task Manager while compiling? Do you hit memory boundaries? It might be enough to switch to compiling one project at the time: in VisualStudio: menu -> Tools -> Options -> Projects and Solutions -> Build and Run -> maximum number of parallel project builds
Regards,
Adri
RE: Compilation Error: Skipped Build:Project: flow2d3d_openda
Padawan Posts: 30 Join Date: 3/23/11 Recent PostsHi,
We've had the same problem with VS2015 and IFORT18 on a couple of different machines. VS won't let you exit as the build is still running but there is no way to cancel out of the build. Only way to exit is to reboot!
I'll try compiling one project at a time as you suggest Adri.
Cheers,
Richard
RE: Compilation Error: Skipped Build:Project: flow2d3d_openda
Padawan Posts: 30 Join Date: 3/23/11 Recent PostsWe've tried turning off parallel builds and still get the same problem. How did you get on Samuel?
Any other suggestions Adri?
Thanks, Richard
RE: Compilation Error: Skipped Build:Project: flow2d3d_openda
Padawan Posts: 97 Join Date: 1/3/11 Recent PostsHi Richard,
Check in the Task Manager that you really hit the memory boundary. If you do, the easiest solution is to extend the memory on your machine.
Regards,
Adri