On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 9:42 AM, robert <[email protected]> wrote:
> is there a size limit for writing exodus files and reading them with
> paraview?
>
To my knowledge, you are only limited by the memory on your computer. I've
used ParaView to visualize solutions with 20+ variables and several million
elements on my laptop no problem.
TetGenIO TG(mesh);
> TG.read ("main_ldio.1.ele");
> mesh.write("tryfunwrite.e");
>
The code is incomplete, but you're writing the mesh (which I'm assuming is
a Mesh object) and that will be written in ``libMesh" format. If you want
Exodus, you need to use an ExodusII object.
Paul
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