> The hard (or at least tedious) part may be fixing our I/O classes to
> write out and read in solutions with per-subdomain variables.  I'm not
> familiar with the nitty-gritty details of our output formats, but I
> wouldn't be surprised if they didn't all support such a thing.

I'm thinking for most cases you would extend the DOFs to cover the entire
domain (for tecplot I/O, for example) and write every variable everywhere,
getting 0 on the domains where they are not defined.

I'm with Roy in thinking the DofMap part of this is not too hard, and we
should probably just do it and libmesh_experimental() the API.  If there is
something at least we can start discussion about how to improve it.

But I'd like to dump libmesh-0.6.3 first, since this could end up being a
pretty big changset, and if nothing else it would be nice to freeze what we
have currently, which has been stable for a while now.

This deserves a separate email, in a few hours...

-Ben 


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