user-defined
The user-defined of PSS/E 33 in my PC can not running ,and i have reinstall the python many times but no effect,whose can help me?
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The user-defined of PSS/E 33 in my PC can not running ,and i have reinstall the python many times but no effect,whose can help me?
It is not clear if you are referring to:
What kind of errors does PSSe issue?
Phyton comes with PSSe so there is no need to "install it".
If the user-defined model is in *.dll format, there is no need to compile it, otherwise a Fortran compiler is required.
To test that your PSSe setup is OK to create UDMs, search for "User defined models" in the forum and then download the data set to simulate an exciter UDM (example from chapter "Model Writing", in POM manual).
So you have a Fortran compiler, right? can you describe the step that you follow to create a *.dll file? run the tool "Create User DLL" in the PSSe folder. Check the window in the background listing the paths of psse, intel fortran and visual studio. Post the error message.
Dear Mr jconto,i do have Fortran compiler, but i just starting to learn user-defined,so i find a file that written by anyone and it can create the *.dll file successfully, but it always link failure in my PC, a training staff in greater China of the PTI told me reinstall the python but no effect.
Asked: 2019-04-01 22:51:45 -0600
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Last updated: Apr 08 '19
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