Indeed, things have moved. It is all C++ these days, a recipe found here:
http://opm-project.org/?page_id=231
Please note the prequesites that you need installed before starting to compile.
If you are confined to windows, with no access to a linux machine, there is
still hope. We do support sett
Hi,
We have done some more investigation in this specific issue and made a few bug
fixing and improvements on the flow_polymer through PR
https://github.com/OPM/opm-simulators/pull/972 .
The results with benchmark testing cases show perfect matching even when
PLMIXPAR != 1.0.
Please rerun
Alf:
Thank you. Is there a good website / book which tells me how to compile code
from GitHub? I imagine things have moved on from:
f77 somefile.for
link somefile.obj
somefile out
🙂
Bob Merrill
Excuse typos, I'm on my phone and my fingers are fat.
Sent from my iPhone
> On 19-Dec-2016, at 2:
Dear OPM community,
A new tutorial has been made available, explaining how to run the Norne
benchmark case with Flow:
http://opm-project.org/?page_id=780
If you have feedback on the tutorial, in particular if there are errors or
unclear parts, please tell us!
Atgeirr Flø Rasmussen
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Hi Bob,
Thanks for the test data! Please note that CASE1 is not supported in OPM yet,
due to lack of support for the DRSDT keyword. However, CASE2 should be well
supported. PORV should still be correct of course, we will need to investigate
what is going on there. Oil and gas saturation on the
