error module machine type 'arm' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'

If you need more detailed UDF support, your quickest way would be to post your question(s) on the ANSYS Student Community website, here: In ANSYS 2019 R3, our current release, the Help files contain numerous references for incorporating Visual Studio with different CAD modules. I checked that they are in VS directories, ANSYS just don't see them.ĬMC staff: Attached you'll find ANSYS Knowledge Base solutions for ANSYS plus Visual Studio 20. The Visual Studio C compiler is installed on the same drive, but when I try to compile UDF, there is an error message that some standard *.h files are missing. Everything proceeded relatively smoothly, but there is just one problem when I try to run the software. Original question from user: I have just installed ANSYS. These are #2049257 and #2059458.ĬMC Microsystems' Technical Support staff We found copies of two Knowledge Base solutions (Visual Studio 2017, Visual Studio 2019) and forwarded them to the person, with the *.bat files converted to *.txt files (possible SPAM filter issue). Visual Studio Enterprise 2019 (possibly also 2017) Here are the particulars of the installation. One of our subscribers would like to create user-defined functions (UDF’s) in ANSYS using Visual Studio Enterprise 2019.

Error module machine type 'arm' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'