I installed the MFIX 24.1.1 and 24.1 versions on computer A and B, and when compiling the F file, there are two types of GUI: Figure A and B, in which computer B (24.1) can compile successfully, computer A (24.1.1) compile error, and the error file has been uploaded. Please help me to solve this problem. Computer A is my primary computer and it is difficult to reinstall the system. What should I do if I want to downgrade to 24.1 or reinstall 24.1?
We’ve never seen that message before, although Googling turns up a few things.
Can you please post the outputs of the commands conda info
and conda list -n mfix-24.1.1
from both machines? Please post as text, not screenshot (tip: use > to redirect output to a txt file) and attach those files here, indicating clearly which is from which machine.
I have made several attempts to resolve this issue.
I attempted to install both V23 and 24. V23 compiles fine, but version 24 compiles with errors.
Despite the changes to the operating system , Win10 and Win11, the problem remains unresolved. V23 can be compiled without issues, but V24 has errors.
Installed the hard disk from the computer system that was compiled incorrectly to the computer that could compile successfully, V23 and 24 passed the compilation.
It might be a hardware issue. My assumption is that it is the CPU or GPU card. If V24 utilizes the new CPU instruction set?
My mainframe is a HP-Z4G5 with a W5-3423 CPU and a RTX4000 GPU.
Unfortunately there’s not as much info in those files as I hoped. I wanted to know what CPU type is present on both machines. To get this, we need the output of the command
wmic CPU get NAME
on both machines … I suspect they have different CPUs. Let me know.
You can probably work around the issue as follows:
Activate the mfix-24.1.1 environment, navigate to the directory %CONDA_PREFIX%\share\mfix\src\model, and edit the file CMakeLists.txt
Thanks for the feedback. The Xeon w5-3423 is a fairly new processor, it should work. I’ll report this to the GFortran maintainers. In the meanwhile stick with the MARCH workaround.
The version control warning popup can be safely ignored.