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Note: Applying the update clears the settings in the comsol.opts file in the bin directory of the installation. This
means that if you are using COMSOL with MATLAB, you may need to change the path to your MATLAB installation. Edit line 9 in comsol.opts
to reflect the directory of your MATLAB installation.
The 64-bit version also contains the 32-bit binaries related to the 3.2a upgrade so you do not need to download both the 32- and 64-bit version.
Download the self-extracting executable file c32a_win64.exe. Close all instances of COMSOL Multiphysics, COMSOL Script, and MATLAB before you begin the installation process. Run the executable and unpack the files to your COMSOL installation directory, for example, C:\COMSOL32. This is the directory where the file licenseinfo.ini and the directories comsol and doc are located.
Right-click the "COMSOL Multiphysics" icon on the Desktop and select "Properties". In "COMSOL Multiphysics 3.2 Properties", on the "Shortcut" page, change "Target:" from C:\COMSOL32\bin\comsol.exe to C:\COMSOL32\bin\comsol64.exe. If you selected another installation directory than C:\COMSOL32, the path to the executable might be different than above. Click OK. Right-click on the newly created shortcut and rename it "COMSOL Multiphysics 3.2a (64-bit)". (The 32-bit version of COMSOL Multiphysics has also been upgraded to version 3.2a, so you could rename its shortcut too to reflect this.)
If you have a "COMSOL Script 1.0" icon on your desktop, you can create a new 64-bit bit version of it too by applying the same procedure as above. The name of the executable will be comsolscript.exe. Change the name of the executable to comsolscript64.exe. Finally change the shortcut's name to "COMSOL Script 3.2a (64-bit)". (The 32-bit version of COMSOL Script has also been upgraded to version 3.2a, so you could rename its shortcut too to reflect this.)
You can apply the same strategy to the COMSOL 3.2 items on the start menu. First make a copy of the shortcut. Change the name of the executable from comsol.exe to comsol64.exe, from comsolscript.exe to comsolscript64.exe, or from comsolserver.exe to comsolserver64.exe in the copy of the shortcut. Then change the name of the shortcut to end with " (64-bit)". (All 32-bit versions of COMSOL 3.2 have also been upgraded to version 3.2a, so you could rename their shortcuts too to reflect this.)
Note: Applying the update clears the settings in the comsol.opts file in the bin directory of the installation. This
means that if you are using COMSOL with MATLAB, you may need to change the path to your MATLAB installation. Edit line 9 in comsol.opts
to reflect the directory of your MATLAB installation.
| c32a_glnx86.tar.gz | Linux, gzipped version |
| c32a_glnxi64.tar.gz | Linux with Itanium 2 support, gzipped version |
| c32a_glnxa64.tar.gz | Linux with AMD64/EM64T support, gzipped version |
| c32a_hpux.tar | HP-UX, uncompressed version |
| c32a_hpux.tar.gz | HP-UX, gzipped version |
| c32a_solaris.tar | Solaris, uncompressed version |
| c32a_solaris.tar.gz | Solaris, gzipped version |
On HP-UX and Solaris, please download the gzipped version if you have the gzip tools available. Uncompress the file by typing, for example,
gunzip c32a_hpux.tar.gz
Unpack the tar archives in the COMSOL installation directory, for example, /usr/local/comsol32 by typing
cd /usr/local/comsol32
tar xf {download directory}/c32a_hpux.tar
on HPUX, and
cd /usr/local/comsol32
tar xf {download directory}/c32a_solaris.tar
on Solaris. On Linux, and if you have the GNU tar command available on HP-UX or Solaris, you can type
cd /usr/local/comsol32
tar xzf {download directory}/c32a_glnx86.tar.gz
Note: Applying the update clears the settings in the comsol file in the bin directory of the installation. This
means that if you are using COMSOL with MATLAB, you may need to change the path to your MATLAB installation. Edit line 3 in comsol
to reflect the directory of your MATLAB installation.
Note: Applying the update clears the settings in the comsol file in the bin directory of the installation. This
means that if you are using COMSOL with MATLAB, you may need to change the path to your MATLAB installation. Edit line 3 in comsol
to reflect the directory of your MATLAB installation.