On 02/06/2014 05:53 PM, Roy Stogner wrote: > > On Thu, 6 Feb 2014, Roy Stogner wrote: > >> Note that the communicator you pass to the Mesh will be propagated >> through any objects that you build from that mesh, but if you want to >> build any parallel objects yourself you'll have to make the >> communicator consistent between them. > > I'm not saying this clearly, am I? If you want to build any *directly > interoperable* parallel objects yourself, then you'll have to make the > communicator consistent between them. Naturally you can build Mesh A > and Mesh B with two different communicators, and then festoon each > with Systems and NumericVectors and so on, you just need to make sure > that each object gets the appropriate communicator. > --- > Roy Thank you, Roy. You were very clear. My problem is that it failed for me in my code. I will make a stand-alone example and if it still fails, I'll send it for your attention.
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