Dear Dumux users,
today in commit 0a4bb, we have completed the change of the folder
structure according to FS#250, see
http://www.dumux.org/flyspray/index.php?do=details&task_id=250
This has been a rather massive change affecting more than 1000 files.
Close to 400 files have been moved and/or renamed.
We made everything backwards-compatible, the worst thing that should
happen after a git pull or later after switching to Dumux 2.9, will be
some warnings when including headers from old destinations/names. You
can fix the include statements and get rid of the warnings by applying
the bash script bin/fix_includes.sh to your source files, for example by
executing
bash ../dumux/bin/fix_includes.sh file1 [file2 ...]
or
find . -name '*.[ch][ch]' -exec bash ../dumux/bin/fix_includes.sh {} \;
inside the folder that contains your files.
The benefits are hopefully:
- A clearer structure in terms of the problems that you want to apply
Dumux for. Three main application areas on the top level:
"porousmediumflow", "freeflow" and "geomechanics". The different
numerical treatments "fully implicit" or "sequential" appear as
discretization detail after the choice of the physical model. That's of
course currently rather wishful thinking, but nevertheless where we are
headed. The folder "implicit" on the top level now only contains
physics-agnostic classes that can be used by any class of an application
area.
- Nicer include statements due to relaxation of the naming conventions
for the header files. Compare the old
#include
<dumux/multidomain/2cnistokes2p2cni/2cnistokes2p2cnilocaloperator.hh>
with the new
#include <dumux/multidomain/2cnistokes2p2cni/localoperator.hh>
Please let us know if you encounter any problems.
Kind regards
Bernd
On 11/03/2015 05:31 PM, Bernd Flemisch wrote:
Dear Dumux users,
within this release cycle, we will change the folder structure
according to FS#250, see
http://www.dumux.org/flyspray/index.php?do=details&task_id=250
With commit ee9cdc2b today, we implemented this change for the "test"
folder. That means:
- The tests from "test/implicit/particular_model" have been moved to
"test/porousmediumflow/particular_model/implicit". For example,
"test/implicit/2p" has been moved to "test/porousmediumflow/2p/implicit".
- Analogously, the tests from "test/decoupled/particular_model" have
been moved to "test/porousmediumflow/particular_model/sequential".
Please note the change from "decoupled" to "sequential" according to
the related task FS#252.
- The subfolders "decoupled" and "implicit" of "test" have been removed.
As one benefit, a look into the test folder now gives an impression of
the application areas of Dumux, rather than of the employed
methodologies:
bernd@aladdin:/temp/bernd/DUMUX24/dumux> ls test/
CMakeLists.txt common freeflow geomechanics io material
multidomain porousmediumflow references
If you are working on the Dumux Git master and have local changes in
the folders "test/implicit" or "test/decoupled", you can expect merge
conflicts for your next "git pull". You can either deal with these
conflicts directly or create a patch, remove the local changes, pull,
and apply the patch afterwards with some care to respect the changed
structure. If you need help, please let us know.
We will change the structure of the "dumux" folder within the next few
weeks. These changes will be made in a backward-compatible manner so
that you have one release cycle to adapt.
Kind regards
Bernd
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