libmesh-0.7.1-rc1 is available from libmesh.sourceforge.net, in tar.gz
and tar.xz formats.
It sounds like we've currently got compile-time bugs in some
--disable-amr configurations and runtime inefficiencies in Nemesis
ParallelMesh input, so there will definitely be some more revisions
before 0.7
With a little more work, Parameters can hold any type including std
containers. What you need to do is create a template specialization for
that print method so that the compiler knows how to print your specific
type. After that you've done that, the code you posted earlier should work.
You
Thanks, John,
but I don't think it's just the print error, because if I comment the
std::cout sentence, the error message is the same. It seems that Parameters
only can hold basic values like int or Real, not the compound type like
vector.
If it is so, I must transfer the vector to other functions
Just do:
eigen_system.eigen_solver->set_position_of_spectrum(SMALLEST_MAGNITUDE);
or
eigen_system.eigen_solver->set_position_of_spectrum(SMALLEST_REAL);
Dave
On 04/14/2011 12:32 PM, Omar Al-Abbasi wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am solving a generalized eigenvalue problem and I followed example
Hi everyone,
I am solving a generalized eigenvalue problem and I followed example 17
successfully until now. My question is how to specify the option for SLEPc
so it searches for the smallest eigenvalues. I know that this option is
there but unfortunately I don't know how to implement it.
Many th
2011/4/13 蔡园武 :
> I have faced some problems in my code, and need your help.
>
> 1. I see that the user can pass parameters into equation_systems, so they
> can be retrieved in other functions. But when I want to pass a vector or
> matrix, it won't work:
>
>std::vector & EDA =
> equation_system
>> Whoa... what is this "Intel Parallel Studio XE 2011" stuff? I'm
>> downloading it now - may be worth waiting to tweak ./configure to detect the
>> latest intel compilers...
>
> Definitely, thanks - I had to futz with our compiler.m4 just a week or
> so ago when we barfed on Intel 12; I'd rath
