2016-09-29 18:57 GMT+02:00 Praveen C <[email protected]>: > Dear all > > Is there an example to save hdf5 file on cartesian mesh with time > dependent solution, that I can visualize in VisIt ? > > If you save the file with a successive numbering at the final of the name, Visit will recognize it as a time-dependent.
I am able to save in hdf5 and open in VisIt but I cannot get the actual > mesh coordinates or time dependent data. > > To get the mesh you have to save a vector associated to a DM object, otherwise, you will get a row of values at the visualization. > I have seen a script petsc_gen_xdmf.py but that needs lot of information > in the hdf5 file which I do not know how to create. An example for 2d > Cartesian mesh would be very useful to learn this. > > Anyway, it's a good question: how to visualize time-dependent hdf5 files in other viewers such as Paraview just using PETSc calls. Is there a way? Santiago O. > Thanks > praveen > -- -- Att: Santiago Ospina De Los Ríos National University of Colombia
