Dear Stko Team ,
I wanted to kindly ask about your thoughts for the following issue.
I have downloaded the new OpenSeesSolver (Version 3.7.2) from the website :
https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... r_OpenSees
I have created a simple model for 3D analysis soil, when i run it with the opnseesmp 3.4.0 (old file) it work fine , but i use the opensees solver for parallel analysis from 3.7.2 , i end to the following error:
I tried several other models which were running correctly in the old solver but with new solver i am having the above issue.
Thank you
OpenSees Solver 3.7.2
Re: OpenSees Solver 3.7.2
Can you share the STKO model?
Without further information it's hard to tell
Without further information it's hard to tell
Re: OpenSees Solver 3.7.2
Thank you for your response,
Sure here are some models, which do run for me when i use the 3.4 version, these models I have downloaded them from the forum , which were posted by you :
Thank you,
Sure here are some models, which do run for me when i use the 3.4 version, these models I have downloaded them from the forum , which were posted by you :
Thank you,
Re: OpenSees Solver 3.7.2
Both analyses are running on my side.
Do you have the same issue also with other models using openseesmp from the new version?
Do you have the same issue also with other models using openseesmp from the new version?
Re: OpenSees Solver 3.7.2
Yes , i do have the same issue. As i said in my previous post , the models were running for the old versions but not with the new one.
Re: OpenSees Solver 3.7.2
If the issue is with the new installation and for all opensees models, it means there is something wrong with your opensees installation.
How did you install the new version?
Are you sure your firewall and/or antivirus is blocking the mpiexec executable in your OpenSees installation directory (C:\OpenSees-Solvers\oneapi)?
How did you install the new version?
Are you sure your firewall and/or antivirus is blocking the mpiexec executable in your OpenSees installation directory (C:\OpenSees-Solvers\oneapi)?