Do we need to do some redesign of equation_systems_io ? Right now it
appears that you can only read xdr/a files for reading equation
systems.... is this true?
I see that GMV now has a "copy_nodal_solution" to allow you to copy in
a solution from a GMV file... but it appears that the equation system
itself has to be all setup before that happens (ie the variables
defined and such).
I would really like to be able to do an es.read("something.e") and
just have it work... do you guys think that's feasible?
For now I'm just going to go down the path GMV went... just to get
something running.
Also... Exodus files have "Element Fields" in them... essentially
scalar (and vector actually) values that are defined on elements
(sometimes only a subset of elements). Do you guys have any ideas on
how we would support that?
Thanks!
Derek
On Nov 13, 2007 5:31 PM, Roy Stogner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 13 Nov 2007, Derek Gaston wrote:
>
> > Just a heads up that I'm doing some work to allow you to import a
> > (nodal for now) solution from an Exodus file and also write solutions
> > to an Exodus file. Over the next couple of days I'll probably be
> > checking in partial capability as I go.... so if you see some churning
> > down in that area... that's what's up.
>
> Hey, I left adaptive coarsening in a potentially broken state for a
> week without realizing it; I think the SVN head is going to be in a
> state of churn for a little while whether you're helping screw it up
> or not. ;-)
>
> Just shout first if you find yourself wanting to make major changes
> outside Exodus-specific code.
>
> > I might also be pinging some of you for help if I get stuck...
>
> I'm not on IM tonight and pretty busy this week, but I'll try to get
> back to you on libmesh-devel without too much turnaround time.
> ---
> Roy
>
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