Kuba Pietras <[email protected]> writes: > Hi, > I am trying to write BOINC project ( http://boinc.berkeley.edu/ ), and > I want to try using GMSH for this. > The idea of BOINC is to split some big computation into pieces and > send those pieces to computers owned by volunteers. > Those parts will be computed on computers of the volunteers, and > results will be send back to the server. > Then on the server the individual results will be assembled making the > final result. > > So I wanted to do this by: > 1. generating mesh in GMSH > 2. splitting this mesh, so that every volunteer has some part > 3. computing results on each mesh part - using getDP > 4. sending results back, and assembling with GMSH postprocessor > > Is the solution possible ? And if so, is the software (GMSH, getDP) > able to do this ? > Especially in point 2, GMSH saves one file after splitting mesh, can I > use only one part of mesh as an input for getDP ? > > > > Also, I'm using debian, is there a package with getDP available, or is > compilling preferred way ? > > Regards, > JP
Hello there, I would be interested in similar tools. So far I have looked and the only way to go is to treat all mesh elements as individual work units. Or arbitrary split the work units using the mesh element numbers, e.g. 1-999, 1000-1999, etc. Regards, Dima. _______________________________________________ gmsh mailing list [email protected] http://www.geuz.org/mailman/listinfo/gmsh
