Dear all,
I'd like to apply a time-step dependent boundary conditions in the unsteady
simulation of
Reynolds averaged N-S simulation. In fact I can use Parsedfunction to apply the
steady
Dirichlet conditions for those user-specified BCs.
Now the problems are:
1) How to apply such a condition,
Hello,
I just wanted to make sure I am not missing something when I use the
interior_parent of an Elem object. Basically I am using it in a sense that
the interior_parent holds a reference to a "neighboring" higher dimension
element. If this sounds correct, I'll continue its use.
However, I am
On Wed, 16 Sep 2015, Michael Povolotskyi wrote:
> after some break I got again to the code debugging.
> The only solution to avoid calling libmesh handler
If you're debugging, wouldn't it be easy to set a breakpoint at the
libmesh handler?
> was to use
> std::set_terminate(NULL) after libmesh i
Hello again,
after some break I got again to the code debugging.
The only solution to avoid calling libmesh handler was to use
std::set_terminate(NULL) after libmesh initialization.
With this the MPI_Abort is not called anymore, which is good,
but the standard handler of Intel C++ compiler is not
