Compiling Delft3D-4 with CEC support using Visual Studio 2019 and Intel oneAPI (2021)

This video describes compiling Sandia National Lab's modification to Delft3D-4 which includes support for simulating current energy converters (CECs). The compilation is on Windows 10, using the latest version of Visual Studio and the Intel oneAPI suite (2021). The tutorial shows the complete process for downloading the source code, installing the Delft3D-4 GUI, compiling and installing the source code, and then testing.

Everything you need to follow this video is provided in the GitHub gist available here:

https://gist.github.com/H0R5E/8ea0d26...

The previous video in this series provides step-by-step instructions on installing Anaconda Python, Visual Studio 2019 and Intel oneAPI:

   • Compiling Delft3D FM with Visual Studio 20...  

Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction
02:56 Getting the Delft3D-4 source code
10:03 Obtaining and installing the Delft3D-4 GUI
15:36 Preparing the Visual Studio solution files
18:39 Compiling Delft3D using Visual Studio
21:51 Installing the binaries into the Delft3D-4 GUI
24:45 Preparing and running a CEC test case
29:40 Post-processing the outputs
32:54 Outro

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