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02 Problem Solving

The author encountered issues with the Solve step during Creo Ansys Simulation analysis due to a missing library, AOCL-LibBlis-Win-MT-dll.dll. After researching and downloading the AOCL libraries, they found the AnsBLAS.dll in the Creo installation directory. By renaming the AMD directory and adding the AOCL library, the simulation analysis was successfully completed in both Creo 9.0.6.0 and Creo 10.0.2.0.

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02 Problem Solving

The author encountered issues with the Solve step during Creo Ansys Simulation analysis due to a missing library, AOCL-LibBlis-Win-MT-dll.dll. After researching and downloading the AOCL libraries, they found the AnsBLAS.dll in the Creo installation directory. By renaming the AMD directory and adding the AOCL library, the simulation analysis was successfully completed in both Creo 9.0.6.0 and Creo 10.0.2.0.

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How I solved the problem ...

Google search ... [Link] library


• I got [Link]
implementations-included-in-amd-optimizing-cpu-libraries-aocl-wi page informing that:
o [Link] library belongs to AOCL libraries

Google search ... AOCL libraries


• I got [Link] page informing that:
o AOCL is a set of numerical libraries optimized for AMD processors based on the AMD “Zen”
core architecture and generations. Supported processor families are AMD EPYC™, AMD Ryzen™, and
AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ processors. The tuned implementations of industry-standard math
libraries enable rapid development of scientific and high-performance computing applications.

Google search ... AOCL download


• I got [Link] page
• at the end of the page I found the link [Link]
[Link]?filename=AOCL_Windows-[Link]
• I downloaded AOCL_Windows-[Link] and install it
• installation directory contains [Link] in LP64 subdirectory
• installation did not resolved the problem with failing Solve step during Creo Ansys Simulation analysis

searching for the AMD name in the Creo [Link] installation


• installation directory ... C:\PTC\Creo9_060
• I found C:\PTC\Creo9_060\Creo [Link]\Common Files\applications\ansys\ansys\bin\winx64\BLAS\AMD
directory
• AMD directory contains single file ... [Link]
finding the solution
• I renamed AMD directory to AMDxxxxx
• I started Creo [Link] and tested Creo Ansys Simulation analysis - Solve step failed showing following
window telling me that [Link] is missing, now

• so I thought I would add the missing library to the AMD directory


• I renamed AMDxxxxx directory back to AMD
• I saved [Link] from LP64 subdirectory (AOCL installation) to AMD directory
• I started Creo [Link] and tested Creo Ansys Simulation analysis - analysis was finished successfully
• the same solution works in Creo [Link]

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