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Björn Fabritius
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Hi all,
I've got a problem with a mesh I've derived from topoChangerFvMesh. I used (or think have) the function addToRuntimeSelectionTable(topoChangerFvMesh, myFvMesh, IOobject) correctly. Compiling and linking into "$USER_LIB_BIN/libmyFvMesh.so" works just fine. Now I've put the following lines into dynamicMeshDict: dynamicFvMeshLib "libmyFvMesh.so"; dynamicFvMesh myFvMesh; When I run the case with icoDyMFoam I end up with the message --> FOAM FATAL ERROR : Unknown dynamicFvMesh type myFvMesh Is it possible, that the solver doesn't use $USER_LIB_BIN to search for libraries or is there a major brain-bug in my code (I thought about the problem being the derivation from topoChangerFvMesh which itself derives from dynamicFvMesh, but I thought autoptr would take care of that)?? Suggestions are welcome, Bjoern |
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Thomas Jung
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Hi Bjoern!
Same problem here ... Did you find a solution in the mean time? Regards, Thomas |
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Björn Fabritius
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Hello Thomas,
I actually found my mistake. In the dynamicMeshDict you have to enclose the library name in brackets like this: dynamicFvMeshLibs ("libmyFvMesh.so"); It should work that way. Regards, Bjoern |
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