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RE: d_hydro.exe missing
Yew Qi Ming, modified 3 Years ago.
d_hydro.exe missing
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 10/2/21 Recent Posts
Deltaware version: Delft3D 4.04.02
I just tried my simulation according to the tutorial at Delft3D_FLOW_User_Manual, using the MDF file. However when I'm trying to run the simulation at GUI>Flow>Start, the error d_hydro.exe not found appears.
I checked my directory, this file really doesn't exist. So I tried to reinstall the entire program with Installer Shield but the same problem persists.
Please tell me what should I do next to continue my delft3D simulation journey
Thanks for the Guidance.
I just tried my simulation according to the tutorial at Delft3D_FLOW_User_Manual, using the MDF file. However when I'm trying to run the simulation at GUI>Flow>Start, the error d_hydro.exe not found appears.
I checked my directory, this file really doesn't exist. So I tried to reinstall the entire program with Installer Shield but the same problem persists.
Please tell me what should I do next to continue my delft3D simulation journey
Thanks for the Guidance.
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Tjitske Geertsema, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: d_hydro.exe missing
Youngling Posts: 6 Join Date: 3/11/21 Recent Posts
Dear Yew Qi Ming,
It seems that the binaries are not build correctly. If the directory "myCode/src/bin/x64/flow2d3d/bin" does not contain the binaries "d_hydro.exe" and "flow2d3d.dll", something went wrong during compilation. Please check the output window inside Visual Studio and redo step 4 as described in the get started (https://oss.deltares.nl/web/delft3d/get-started).
Best regards,
Tjitske
It seems that the binaries are not build correctly. If the directory "myCode/src/bin/x64/flow2d3d/bin" does not contain the binaries "d_hydro.exe" and "flow2d3d.dll", something went wrong during compilation. Please check the output window inside Visual Studio and redo step 4 as described in the get started (https://oss.deltares.nl/web/delft3d/get-started).
Best regards,
Tjitske
Gabriel Ruiz, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: d_hydro.exe missing
Youngling Posts: 17 Join Date: 4/28/11 Recent Posts
Hi Yew,
complementing the Tjitske's message, When we use Delft3d (open source) the first time, it is important to recognize that we need 1) the Delft3d GUI (the software requires the *.lic file to use the program) and 2) we need the executables files, that we get from the open source compilation. Many people think that Delft 3d GUI it's by itself the modeling system. If you don't have any of these two "components" you will not simulate anything.
Other possible considerations, a) if you have the Delft GUI and the executable files, you have to copy the executables files and paste them in their corresponding Delft GUI folders or b) other option is to run your simulation using a batch file; in this case, you should use the GUI to create the grid, interpolate the depths and set the simulation.
complementing the Tjitske's message, When we use Delft3d (open source) the first time, it is important to recognize that we need 1) the Delft3d GUI (the software requires the *.lic file to use the program) and 2) we need the executables files, that we get from the open source compilation. Many people think that Delft 3d GUI it's by itself the modeling system. If you don't have any of these two "components" you will not simulate anything.
Other possible considerations, a) if you have the Delft GUI and the executable files, you have to copy the executables files and paste them in their corresponding Delft GUI folders or b) other option is to run your simulation using a batch file; in this case, you should use the GUI to create the grid, interpolate the depths and set the simulation.
Yew Qi Ming, modified 3 Years ago.
RE: d_hydro.exe missing
Youngling Posts: 3 Join Date: 10/2/21 Recent Posts
Hi, I have found the solution for the problem. I didn't download the source code and compile it using Intel One API back then. But after I compile it, the delft3d software's FLOW feature works fine. Thanks for the reply.