give them full separate buildsystems instead
eases packaging and is more consistent with the other apps
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shared between the build systems.
this (temporarily) disables the 'check-commits' targets.
will be reinstated in the app's buildsystems
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- failed to compile due to a PetscVec that should be a PetscIntVec
- one regression test broken due to missing -rigid
- one regression test broken due to output format changes (larger cutoff)
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are on a deformed grid such that they change from one increment to the other.
Also added and optional node map in NodeVecFunc in case the nodal values are
associated with another grid than the input points.
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Added SIMFSI::preprocess invoking the simular methods of the substep solvers.
Merged the three methods returning the solid forcing-function into one.
Added convenience methods SIMGridMover::[sg]etBDForder.
Allow the BDF object to have order=0 (meaning don't use BDF).
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Instead, it invokes two virtual methods, preprocessA and preprocessB,
in the beginning and towards the end, that may be reimplemented for
problem-specific preprocessing. This is to avoid the need for the
dummy vector and bool arguments in the reimplemented preprocess method.
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Changed some pass-by-value arguments into const references to avoid overhead.
Added some new typedefs for readability.
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not work anyway, not tested on examples with multi-point constraints) using
the parent class method and then expanding the mpmceq array to dof-size.
Added: virtual method ASMstruct::getSize(int&,int&,int&,int) and using that
in all the getSubdomains methods in SAMpatchPara (further casting not needed).
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For problems with time-varying dirichlet conditions,
the constraint equations were not properly updated
between the increments. This was due to the resolving
where we lost the connection between the actual master dof
beeing updated, and the slave in the other end of the chain.
The update is now done in a recursive manner instead, using
a pointer to the next MPC in the chain stored on the DOF level.
Notice that this fix also affected the FSI-slip regression test.
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cpack is too limited and have too many issue that need to be worked
around. native packaging for redhat and debian will follow
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it does not completely implement C++11 - in particular we are missing
std::unique_ptr. use the deprecated std::auto_ptr for now
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it is used in several apps (VMS, RANS applications). problem is there
is no common library other than this that is included in all these
applications
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may be needed for derived quantites (secondary solutions).
note that this is order sensitive, in particular we want to do the
call that loads only the solution vector last. this is needed as
certain SIMs (such as K-Epsilon) has a dependency to themself to be able
to handle the complex boundary conditions. due to this, if we call the
dependency loading function last, we end up with the wrong vector loaded.
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