[SOLVED] html matlab Download pre-compiled executable binary file: xbeach.exe

Download pre-compiled executable binary file: xbeach.exe
(1) Navigate to the page of Download https://oss.deltares.nl/web/xbeach/download;
(2) In the second part of Download pre-compiled executable, click the Source code, and you will navigate to https://oss.deltares.nl/web/xbeach/source-code-and-exe.
(3) In the part of Daily builds, select the corresponding version of the executable binary file, you can choose XBeach rev. 5588 win32 (trunk version) for 32-bit windows or XBeach rev. 5588 x64 (trunk version) for 64-bit windows. Click XBeach rev. 5588 x64 (trunk version) and save the corresponding zip file xbeach_5588_x64_trunk.zip.
In the compacted zip file, there is a binary file xbeach.exe which will be used for computations.

Download Matlab Toolbox
The XBeach Matlab Toolbox can help to set-up a XBeach model, generating parameter and grid files. And it is also helpful to check and visualize the results.
The Matlab Toolbox is available through the OpenEarthTools repository or can be downloaded as stand-alone toolbox which is much more convenient though some its functionality is limited.

(1) Click the Tools in Download, and you will go to
https://oss.deltares.nl/web/xbeach/tools
(2) In the part of Matlab Toolbox, select the Documents, click it and save the file xbeach_release_10May2013.zip. The stand-alone toolbox is integrated in the file.

How to use the Matlab Toolbox
Note that the Matlab Toolbox is used to just set-up a XBeach model, not to run the model.

Refer to the Documents of XBeach for more information:
https://xbeach.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
Click Tools-XBeach Matlab Toolbox (tutorial) to know how to use the Matlab Toolbox to set-up a XBeach model and to view the results.

To generate parameter file and grid files using Matlab Toolbox:
(1) You need to install MATLAB;
(2) Unzip the downloaded toolbox xbeach_release_10May2013.zip to the folder xbeach_release_10May2013;
(3) Start your MATLAB and change the path of your MATLAB to the directory of xbeach_release_10May2013. In the left window, you can find the addpathfast.m and other files.
(4) You need to include all the subdirectories to your path, otherwise you cannot run the following functions.
(5) Type addpathfast(pwd) in the command window of MATLAB;
(6) Then you can generate XBeach model as shown in the tutorial.
First, type xbi = xb_generate_model; in the command window of MATLAB;
When done, type xb_write_input(params.txt, xbi);
(7) Now, in the present directory xbeach_release_10May2013, five files params.txt, bed.dep, x.grd, y.grd, and jonswap.txt are generated for computation.
In the above process, the XBeach models parameter and grid are generated using the default setting in the MATLAB function xb_generate_model. If you want to change the set-up parameters of the model, you can change the m file in xbeach_release_10May2013 applications xbeach xb_modelsetup xb_generate_model.m as demonstrated in the Arguments of xb_generate_model part of the tutorial XBeach Matlab Toolbox (tutorial).

Now, you can run the XBeach model with the binary xbeach.exe and the generated parameter file and grid files. You can also run the model with Matlab Toolbox.
It should be noted that the Matlab commands to run the model given in the tutorial did not work in my test.
If you run xbr = xb_run(xbi);, the folder named after the instant you start the computation is generated, such as xb_20191005064429, and a binary file xbeach.exe is copied into the subdirectory bin. However, the XBeach model has not been run.
If you run xbr = xb_run(xbi, binary, xbeach.exe, name, MyFirstXBeachModel);, the folder named as MyFirstXBeachModel is generated while the files in the folder are all the same with those in the folder generated by the above command. And the binary file xbeach.exe in the folder bin could not work as well.
Hence, I suggest to run the model with Matlab Toolbox in the following steps.
(8) Run xbr = xb_run(xbi,binary,xbeach.exe,name,XBeachModel1); in Matlab and a folder named XBeachModel1 is generated in the current directory xbeach_release_10May2013.
However, in the subdirectory bin there is no binary file generated.
(9) Copy the binary file xbeach.exe in the downloaded zip file xbeach_5588_x64_trunk to the present generated folder XBeachModel1, as shown

(10) Double click the binary file xbeach.exe and the computation starts.
(11) When the computation is done, type xb_view(XBeachModel2/); and you can now view the results by Matlab Toolbox.
You can also analyze results following the tutorial.

How to use the files for example in tutorial
In the tutorial for XBeach https://xbeach.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html, click the Examples, tutorials and exercises.
Run the case Longcrested Refraction.

Click the link after the model data and you can navigate to
https://svn.oss.deltares.nl/repos/xbeach/skillbed/input/longcrested_refraction/, shown as

You can use Tortoise to download file from the server, referring to https://tortoisesvn.net/ to figure out how to download the files using Tortoise.
Tortoise could also be used to download Delft3D. Refer to the illustration of downloading Delft3D source code using Tortoise on:
https://oss.deltares.nl/web/delft3d/source-code#Download%20source%20code