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Old   June 11, 2014, 06:29
Default procMesh.write() in decomposePar
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Hello everyone,

Does anyone know where I could find the function write()? I know there are a few versions of it, if I understood correctly, I need the one that is used as part of the decomposition of the domain for parallel computing.

procMesh.write() is called inside the file domainDecomposition.C

I am looking for it because I need to see where the /processor*/constant/polyMesh/ owner and neighbour files are created. Mines are getting messed up with a lot of "-1" so I would like to understand how these files are being created, as I cannot see for now any errors in the lists created before the procMesh is written out.

Thank you very much for any help.
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