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Environment Manager doesn't detect PSSE version error

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I am trying to convert my UDM from the Flecs code into a DLL to be used in PSSE (this is the first time I am doing this). I found in PSSE documentation reference to the Environment Manager (EM) exe. However when I tried running it I get an error saying the PSSE version cannot be read. What would be the solution? I am using a student version and before I could check the version, but recently whenever I tried to do this PSSE crashes. I believe they could be related. Has anyone come across this issue before? If yes, what would you suggest I try?

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answered Oct 30 '0

jconto
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Crashes during start up are no good. Try to re-install PSSe, with its default paths. BTW, to use EM to compile a flex/fortran code, a Fortran compiler is needed. Check the installation manual about it.

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Thank you! I tried re-installing PSSE, I believe there was an error with the installion before. I tried running the EM but now there was an issue about Python directory. Could be related to having more than one python version installed?

EMagsPT (Nov 30 '0)

Check the post "Python 3.7 w/ PSSE 34" and post the error messages. What PSSe version(S) and python version(S) are installed, Fortran version?

jconto (Nov 30 '0)

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