bfrbouch
Civil/Environmental
- Feb 8, 2011
- 1
You can run HEC-1 on a 64-bit machine.
1. Find and copy the HEC1.EXE file into the directory you have your input file in. You can find the HEC1.EXE file in one of zip files you download from HEC for the program.
2. Create a batch file (file with a ".bat" extension) with "HEC1" and the "INPUT", "OUTPUT", and "DSS" file defined right after the "HEC1" command. I like to put a "Pause" in the bat.
Below are two lines in one of my batch files from which I run HEC-1. (don't indent)
HEC1 INPUT=WC6H100Y.dat OUTPUT=WC6H100Y.OUT DSS=WC6H100Y.dss
Pause
3. After you have created/edited you HEC-1 file and your .bat file, double click the .bat file and HEC-1 will run.
That's it!
1. Find and copy the HEC1.EXE file into the directory you have your input file in. You can find the HEC1.EXE file in one of zip files you download from HEC for the program.
2. Create a batch file (file with a ".bat" extension) with "HEC1" and the "INPUT", "OUTPUT", and "DSS" file defined right after the "HEC1" command. I like to put a "Pause" in the bat.
Below are two lines in one of my batch files from which I run HEC-1. (don't indent)
HEC1 INPUT=WC6H100Y.dat OUTPUT=WC6H100Y.OUT DSS=WC6H100Y.dss
Pause
3. After you have created/edited you HEC-1 file and your .bat file, double click the .bat file and HEC-1 will run.
That's it!