[Joachim]

Hello everyone!

I just implemented Lund's recycled boundary condition (thank you Perry Johnson ) in OpenFOAM, and it seems to work just fine on a single processor.

However, when I run the simulation on several processors, I get a pretty uggly error (sigSegv, sigFpe, etc...). Is there anything I should be doing to parallelize my code?

Basically, the algorithms starts with

void Foam::scaledMappedVelocityFixedValueFvPatchField:: updateCoeffs()
{
if (updated())
{
return;
}

// Since we're inside initEvaluate/evaluate there might be processor
// comms underway. Change the tag we use.
int oldTag = UPstream::msgType();
UPstream::msgType() = oldTag+1;

// Get the mappedPatchBase
const mappedPatchBase& mpp = refCast<const mappedPatchBase>
(
scaledMappedVelocityFixedValueFvPatchField:atch( ).patch()
);

const fvMesh& nbrMesh = refCast<const fvMesh>(mpp.sampleMesh());
const word& fieldName = dimensionedInternalField().name();
const volVectorField& nbrField =
nbrMesh.lookupObject<volVectorField>(fieldName);

after that, I extract a plane from the domain, scale it, and eventually return the inlet as follows:

// return the velocity values to inlet condition
operator==(scaledU);

// Restore tag
UPstream::msgType() = oldTag;

fixedValueFvPatchVectorField::updateCoeffs();
}

If someone had an idea, it would be really great! I don't really feel like running my LES on a single processor.

Thanks!

Joachim