11.1.065 abaqus verification

[nazbaba]

I found in Forums these :

4. Verify the settings before.
intel fortran 11.1 no direct reference to bin folder under the ifortsvars.bat. Right-click the Start menu Abaqus Verification, select Properties, a column in the target by adding the following:
32-bit machine to add: C: \\ Program Files \\ Intel \\ Compiler \\ 11.1 \\ 065 \\ bin \\ ia32 \\ ifortvars_ia32.bat & &. Note that & & followed by a space, and the path to use up half-width expansion of the double quotes.
64-bit machine to add: C: \\ Program Files \\ Intel \\ Compiler \\ 11.1 \\ 065 \\ bin \\ ia32_intel64 \\ ifortvars_ia32_intel64.bat & &.
My goal of 32-bit machine the last column of the content is C: \\ Program Files \\ Intel \\ Compiler \\ 11.1 \\ 065 \\ bin \\ ia32 \\ ifortvars_ia32.bat & & C: \\ SIMULIA \\ Abaqus \\ Commands \\ abq6101.bat-verify -all-log & & notepad.exe verify.log | | notepad.exe verify.log

I added my 64 Bit Computer : "C:\\ Program Files (x86) \\ Intel \\ Compiler \\ 11.1 \\ 065 \\ bin \\ intel64 \\ ifortvars_intel64.bat" &&

But there is a error: The name 'C:\\ Program Files (x86) \\ Intel \\ Compiler \\ 11.1 \\ 065 \\ bin \\ intel64 \\ ifortvars_intel64.bat' specified in the Target box is nod valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct.

I didn't understand this sentence in forum exactly: and the path to use up half-width expansion of the double quotes.

What can I do now? and are there anything to Abaqus Command in the use of subroutines UMAT because I have a problem: Problem during compilation - ifort.exe not found in PATH.

[mecej4]

I cannot comment on what should be done for Abaqus to work; however, it can be guaranteed that if you cannot compile a simple test program Abaqus will surely fail in invoking the Fortran compiler.

I notice that the paths that you showed have extra blanks surrounding the backslashes. A normal installation of Intel Fortran does not employ such paths. (The first component of the path, "C:\Program Files (x86)", is standard in Windows and does contain two embedded blanks, credit for which goes to Microsoft).

[nazbaba]

Thank you very much for your answer. it helped me a lot. I made it:)