I ended up writing the conditional to let work just one processor work for
only the routines where I'm writing global vectors. A barrier right after
this conditional synchronizes the processors. I leave the assembly and
solve routines out so I can call them with all the processors. Including
them i
One caveat that I just found out is what happens with the functions that
work in parallel. For example, what happens with System::solve() when I
call it within a conditional in which I only let one processor work?
On Mon, Sep 1, 2014 at 11:09 PM, Miguel Angel Salazar de Troya <
salazardetr...@gma
I've been thinking that since what I want is to have each processor do
their work in their mesh partition one processor at a time, I could
serialize the work. I think I could loop over all processors, include a
conditional that only lets them do the work if the loop index coincides
with the process
Thanks for your response. I would love to collaborate more with the
community. I'm enjoying learning how to use this library and I would like
to help others in the same process.
Each dof is modified simply by adding a small perturbation, then I call
assemble_qoi because I want to see the effect of
On Sun, 31 Aug 2014, Miguel Angel Salazar de Troya wrote:
> I apologize for the big amount of questions I'm asking lately. Clearly, a
> deadline is looming...
I apologize for the questions that have (and probably will) go
unanswered. There's a catch-22 wherein people qualified to answer
complex
