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September 8, 2017, 11:21
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Cylinder simulation, simpleFoam terminal question
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Marius Lang
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I downloaded a program that solves blockMesh – simpleFoam – Re = 100000 – K-Omega SST turbulent model with no wall functions. And to run the program I need to type in simpleFoam > log | tail -f log in the terminal. What does the " > log | tail -f log " part do and why do i need to enter it??
It says "If you do not have pyfoam enter: simpleFoam > log | tail -f log" Last edited by Ursmooth; September 8, 2017 at 13:53. Reason: New question |
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