Hi all,
On both an Ubuntu and an ICES Sysnet (Fedora-ish) system, I've
1. Checked out the latest libmesh code stream using anonymous SVN access.
2. Run 'configure --enable-everything' and build the library successfully
3. Run 'make run_examples'
Examples 1-9 run without any problems. On both systems, example 10 bombs
with
Solving time step 24, time=0.6250...
Refining the mesh...
[0] /ices/rhys/Courses/em393n/libmesh/include/parallel/parallel.h, line
1689, compiled Mar 19 2008 at 21:29:26
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'libMesh::LogicError'
what(): Error in libMesh internal logic
make[2]: *** [run] Aborted
make[2]: Leaving directory `/ices/rhys/Courses/em393n/libmesh/examples/ex10'
where the offending line in parallel.h is
// Blocking receives don't make sense on one processor
template <typename T>
inline Status recv (const unsigned int,
std::vector<T> &,
const int) { error(); return Status(); }
Any idea if this problem is related to prereq libraries? Or the expectation
of a cluster-like environment not found on the two workstations where I
tried this? In particular, I'm not seeing the
***** Finished first 25 steps, now read in saved solution and continue *****
line that appears in the online docs for example #10:
http://libmesh.sourceforge.net/ex10.php
Attached are the outputs from 'make run_examples' on both the Ubuntu
and ICES Sysnet system.
- Rhys
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