If you could please tell me the steps elaborately, that would be great. I understand I need the Fortran compiler (ifort or gcc; I believe I have acess to both!). I also already have Abaqus cae 6.14. I think there is an environement variable file involved in the process, but I don't know anything about this file or where to even locate it or what to do with it!
Please, if ssomeone can tell me this step-by-step what to type in the terminal, that would be great! I really am an amateur in this!
Thank you!
Here, a guide for linking Abaqus in windows operating system . I suppose that a parallel process should be carried out for Linux operating system in order to refresh environment variables.
You need to edit your abaqus_v6.env.
For example, on my machine I have lines like this (you need to adpt to whatever is appropriate for your compiler)
fortCompiler = "gfortran"
cppCompiler = "g++"
compile_fortran = (fortCmd + " -c -fPIC -extend_source " + " -I%I")
link_sl = (fortCmd +
" -cxxlib-gcc -gcc-version=%i -fPIC -threads -shared " %verId +
"%E -Wl,-soname,%U -o %U %F %A %L %B -parallel -Wl,-Bdynamic " +
"-i-dynamic -lifport -lifcoremt")
link_exe = (cppCmd + " -cxxlib-gcc -gcc-version=%i -fPIC " %verId +
"-Wl,-Bdynamic -i-dynamic -o %J %F %M %L %B %O -lpthread")
So after I write up my fortran file, compile and run it, what should I do next? I am really really new to this and have truly no idea!
Read this link :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44133632/how-to-link-fortran-with-abaqus-cae-6-14-in-redhat-linux-terminal
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