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ABAQUS - User Subroutines on Windows 7 and on a cluster computer

ABAQUS - User Subroutines on Windows 7 and on a cluster computer

ABAQUS - User Subroutines on Windows 7 and on a cluster computer

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Hello,


I'd like to know if I'm able to take advantage of user subroutines on the following two platforms:

-Windows 7 - I understand you need a FORTRAN compilier, but must it be Intel's pricy one? There are others out there, but they seem to require you to have pseudo-linux environment and I'm not sure how well Abaqus would play with this.

-Cluster Computer (linux environment) - is it any easier when submitting .inp files on the command line?


Thanks in advance for any help.

RE: ABAQUS - User Subroutines on Windows 7 and on a cluster computer

http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/GFortran
There are binaries for windows, so i guess installing is not an issue.
Change your abaqus .env file to work with gfortran (search this site how to, A LOT of people have asked this before)

I don't understand your second question. Your cluster probably works with a scheduler of some sort, ask the guy in charge.

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