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Individually access of a dictonary for any decomposed processor - Parallel computing |
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October 1, 2012, 05:40 |
Individually access of a dictonary for any decomposed processor - Parallel computing
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Hi,
I would like to run a case in parallel and to execute specific tasks on different processors. To achieve this I like to control the behavior within a script which is stored, let s say inside the constant folder for any particular processor? Any ideas? Peter |
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October 1, 2012, 08:32 |
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Bernhard
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What should this script do exactly? Is it to be called every iteration, time step? Maybe there is a different way to achieve what you want...
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October 2, 2012, 10:40 |
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Actually I want to use the attachDetach topochanger in parallel.
I ve figured out that it crashes because some processors don t contain the physical attach/detach faces. Thus, I would like to skip the attach/detach function for those processors. Therefore, I like to have in any processor folder a file which allows to switch on or off the attach/detach function, assuming weither there is a detach/attach boundary or not. I know I have to change the source code, but I want to give a try. I can create within my solver moveDynamicMesh in the beginning a file like Quote:
attachDetachFvMeshAttach.C attachDetach.C. to perform some if statements. I don t know how I can pass this object which contain either" false or true " to any of this classes. Is it possible? Or am I totally wrong ? Cheers Peter Btw, I am using 1.6-ext |
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