On Tue, 30 Jun 2015, Andrew Davis wrote: > Thanks for the help and sorry for the slow reply; I've been using the > deprecated code for now.
That's fine; the only problem with the deprecated code is a race condition when using threads, and libMesh only uses threads when instructed to on the command line. > I had to prepare for a conference presentation and didn't want to > worry about updating or anything. I just let your reply sit for a month while I was on vacation; your excuse is better. > I just did a git pull so I should have the most recent version of > libmesh (0.9.4 I think). In the future, if you're getting versions from git, the way to specify the version is with the commit hash at the top of "git log -1". If you just say "the most recent version" then that underspecifies things, since by the time some jerk answers your email a month later the most recent version will have changed. > I tried calling sub_point_locator() just after the mesh was > constructed but still got the same warning. Did you also change the later point_locator() call to sub_point_locator()? --- Roy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Libmesh-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/libmesh-users
