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June 20, 2019, 15:07
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Implement new solvers for RapidCFD
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sibo
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Location: Chicago
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Hi Community,
I'm wondering is there any difficulty to implement a new solver to RapidCFD? My goal is to build my own OpenFOAM solver on gpu and also run it in parallel on gpu. The approach I can think of is to firstly build RapidCFD, then build my solver based on RapidCFD. Is the solver building method the same or do I need to make some modification to build it? Thanks a lot! |
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