Open clun1 opened 1 year ago
Yes, CCBlade can be built on Windows. If you have already done conda install wisdem
then you have already installed CCBlade.
yep,i download wisdem,and run the ccblade like this,but i don't know why it failed?
i'm curious if downloading wisdem or ccblade requires a separate download of fortran complier?
On your error, python is complaining that it cannot find the file you have specified. That is not a WISDEM or CCBlade error. Double check your file spelling and paths.
If you want to build WISDEM and CCBlade from the source, you do need a Fortran compiler (which is available via Anaconda). If you did conda install wisdem
, then you don't need a separate command to install a Fortran compiler.
thank for your guidance,but i have a new problem,and i don't know why it happen
If you installed CCBlade via WISDEM, then you have to access CCBlade via the wisdem
python package and scripts. Try this one instead:
https://github.com/WISDEM/WISDEM/tree/master/wisdem/test/test_ccblade
thank for your guidance,i can run this example,but there are some alarms, i do not kown whether there will be any impact and how to solve these alarms
i downloaded mpi4py,the above alarm has been solved,but the warning in the following picture still appears,why is this?
There is no requirement for mpi4py
and your WISDEM installation was working fine in that message. I'm not sure what changed to your most recent message. Be sure you are working in the correct Anaconda environment where you installed WISDEM (conda activate name-of-your-wisdem-environment
).
May I ask whether ccblade can be downloaded on Windows system? If yes, what should I pay attention to