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May 25, 2020, 16:40
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Barry Quigley
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I am interested in using OpenFoam with multiple processors. I viewed Josef Nagy's youtube video and I felt that the method is complex in that it appears that the model must be manually split for each processor. As I anticipate using 10 to 20 processors it appears tedious and more importantly error prone. Given that Mr. Nagy's video is a few years old, has the use of multiple processors been streamlined? I will be using Openfoam 1912 under Ubuntu with Intel cores.
Stay well, Barry Quigley I would welcome feedback as to whether I posted in the right forum. |
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May 25, 2020, 17:16
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Ardalan
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I am not sure I understood your question but you have to use decomposePar to manually split your domain in OF.
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