Hello,
I am trying to install exadg, but it fails with the following error.
/home/anachronism/computation/exadg/include/exadg/grid/grid_utilities.h:121:48:
error: ‘class dealii::CellAccessor<3, 3>’ has no member named
‘as_dof_handler_iterator’
121 | face_pair_dof_hander.cell[0] =
The idea that is on my mind is basically two parts. The first part is that
that an explosive charge (say TNT) inside a structure will be detonated
that will cause shockwave and gas pressure inside the structure, so I need
to determine the pressure it exerts to the confining wall (CFD this will
Matteo,
what happens if you just use p4est CMake installation interface instead of
our scripts? You probably only need to make sure to enable MPI support.
Best,
Daniel
On Mon, Apr 10, 2023 at 8:25 AM Matteo Malvestiti
wrote:
> Hi, thanks for your response!
> Could you please tell me how to
On 4/10/23 00:51, jessie wrote:
The idea that is on my mind is basically two parts. The first part is
that that an explosive charge (say TNT) inside a structure will be
detonated that will cause shockwave and gas pressure inside the
structure, so I need to determine the pressure it exerts to
Hi Greg:
Thanks a lot for your suggestions! My code is actually not using hp but
simply
FE_DGQ<3>(1) and FE_FaceQ<3>(1). The related source code shows that the
boolean of dof_handler.get_fe_collection().hp_constraints_are_implemented()
decides whether
Hi,
How to implement the so-called transmissive boundary conditions in step-12
tutorial,
e.g., \partial u / \partial y = 0 at top and bottom boundaries?
Thanks.
Houjun
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Hej Sooraj,
CellAccessor::as_dof_handler_iterator() was added since the 9.3 release. It
looks like ExaDG is not compatible with the 9.3. release but only with
master.
I would suggest that you report this at the ExaDG project
(https://github.com/exadg/exadg/discussions)
and than we decide if
Hi, thanks for your response!
Could you please tell me how to compile with clang instead of gcc?
Unfortunately I’m a beginner at using the command line...
I’ve done this:
export CC=clang; export CXX=clang++; export FC=mpifort; export FF=mpifort; \
OMPI_CC=clang; export OMPI_CXX=clang++;
