> On Oct 7, 2015, at 5:12 PM, William Coirier 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Without going into too many details regarding the application, here is a 
> problem I’ve encountered and wonder if anyone has any suggestions.
>  
> I have supplied a convergence test function for SNES using the 
> SNESSetConvergenceTest API. My convergence test function sets the 
> SNESConvergedReason variable referenced in the argument list to a handful of 
> SNESConvergedReasons (and does other stuff, but that is not relevant…)
>  
> In my application code, after I call SNESSolve, I call 
> SNESGetConvergedReason, and for some reason I will occasionally see 
> SNESConvergedReasons that are NOT in the subset of those I supply with my 
> convergence test function.
>  
> It’s as if my test function setting of the converged reason is either being 
> overwritten, or ignored.
>  
> As an example, I’m using the newtonls (default) scheme, and (an inexact, but 
> workable) Jacobian. My test function only will set SNESConvergedReason to 
> SNES_CONVERGED_ITERATING, SNES_CONVERGED_SNORM_RELATIVE or 
> SNES_DIVERGED_MAX_IT. But, I see DIVERGED_LINE_SEARCH from the call to 
> SNESGetConvergedReason.

   The line search routines themselves can set the converged reason, when the 
line search fails, this happens before it has the next solution so before the 
next time your line search tester is called. So your value is not been 
overwritten or ignored. 

   I am not sure what you want to do about this? It is just the way it is.

  Barry

>  
> Is the line search diverging (most likely?!) and blowing by my convergence 
> test function?? Maybe (most likely?) I’m doing something stupid…
>  
> Otherwise things are working great. PETSc is awesome!
>  
> Any help/suggestions/input is appreciated.
>  
>  
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> Advanced Technology Division
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