When you report error messages, it is better to copy and paste the text from the command window than to attach an image (such as *.PNG). You can ask for help regarding this on an Ansys forum or support page.
#CODEBLOCKS COMPILER CANNOT OPEN FILE WINDOWS#
Beyond that, I cannot tell you what to fix since that has to be done on the Ansys side (I don't use Ansys). Open a Windows Explorer window (shortcut: Win+E) Navigate to the compilers bin folder, such as C:Program Files (x86)CodeBlocksMinGWbin Right-click in the.
The Ansys script that issued the link command should have caused one of these libraries to be searched during the link step. These names are defined in the libcpmxx.lib and msvcpxx.lib libraries that come with Visual C++ ("xx" can be "mt", "rt", etc., depending on which specific library is to be used). They are the names of routines from the C++ ostream family. not supported by CMake AFAIK), you might want to try the MinGW (GCC) compiler, which is more up to date and likely better supported by various tools.
That compiler from this new release of Code::Blocks 20.03 with its include gcc MinGW is the one that will not even run on 32-bit Win7 installs. The missing external names are clearly listed in the screenshot, enclosed between double quote marks. Besides, the Digital Mars compiler could be somewhat tricky in my experience (e.g. Not Code::Blocks itself, but the MinGW compiler Code::Blocks includes in its installer package. Thus, on your Windows-X64, you may have the 32-bit version of Ansys or you may have the 64-bit version, and you need to know which one it is. On the latter, you can run both 32-bit and 64-bit programs. If that doesnt solve the problem, it is likely a problem. On the former, you can only run 32-bit programs. First, make sure that you downloaded the right version of Code::Blocks, the one that included MinGW. libraries: libgsl.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.
On a 64-bit computer, you can run Windows 32-bit or Windows 64-bit. The library header files are installed in their own gsl directory.
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