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April 19, 2011, 11:06 |
Strange behaviour gMax in parallel.
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Francois
Join Date: Jun 2010
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Hello all,
A small technical questions which baffles me.. I'm modifying a remapping boundary condition. All works fine on one processor, but switching to a run in parallel, I get "interesting" results. If I do: Code:
Pout << newUValues.size() << endl; Pout << gMax(newUValue) << endl; And if I add: Code:
if( newUValues.size() > 0 ) { Pout << gMax(newUValues) << endl; } Mighty weird. Any ideas why this could be happening? Kind regards, Francois. |
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directmappedvelocityflux, gmax, parallel error, pout |
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