This commit extends Flow's support for separate restart files to
more than 10,000 report steps (not necessarily restart steps). In
particular, add support for generating separate restart files named
CASE.X000n, CASE.Y000n, CASE.Z000n (unformatted)
CASE.F000n, CASE.G000n, CASE.H000n (formatted)
This is mostly for completeness. We do not really expect to run
simulation models with more than 10,000 (or 20,000) report steps.
This commit pulls the 'well_efficiency_factor' function into
Summary.cpp's private/anonymous namespace. In addition to being a
step towards enabling new writer code for Flow's summary file, this
also fixes a "no previous declaration" warning on GCC.
This commit pulls the table of evaluation functions out of the Opm
namespace and into the existing anonymous namespace of Summary.cpp.
This is an intermediate step towards enabling new writer code for
Flow's summary files.
UDQConfig object has merged DEFINE & ASSIGN
Log use of UDA for output purposes
Output UDQ keywords to restart file
Add size() method to UDQConfig
Add UDQVarTYpe member to UDQInput class
Add UDQIndex type to keep track of sequence number of variable types
Add unit to UDQInput class
use maps
Add operator[] to UDQConfig class
Use UDQInput class when creating restart file
UDQInput: use correct input index
Add UDQActive::get() method
Make sure UDQ DEFINE overwrite correctly
WIP
WIP - further code to output IGPH vector
WIP
Fix IUAD input index
Output use_index for IUAD
Fix bug with size of IUAD array
UAD usage hashing based on udqstring and controltype
Add UDQ test and input file
Refactor UDQActive - handles vanishing UDA
minor correction for iuad[1] and for test_UDQ_x.cpp
Further work for making unit tests for UDQ restart data
WIP Further work unit tests
WIP some minor corrections
WIP changes to add first version of BOOST test for IUDQ
WIP Added code to write InteHead and DoubHead data as well as IGPH to restart file,
Further added unit tests to the writing of UDQ data
add code to output IUAP array
Fixed group-group2 transition, disable Restart output
WIP Initial changes to add DUDW array to restart output
WIP further work on DUDW data
WIP - further work to output and test DUDW vector data to restart file
Further changes to write DUDW array to Restartfile
Calls '.flush()' on the contained 'ofstream' object. Needed as a
means of ensuring that bits in the internal buffers of the I/O
system are promptly output to permanent storage. This, in turn, is
needed in upcoming work on the summary writing feature.
DeckKeyword: new constructor takes recordlist.
DeckKeyword: invalid arg for wrong nr. of records.
DeckValue: type_tag replaces DeckValueEnum.
DeckValue: added as source for genkw.
DeckValue: default is unknown type.
DeckKeyword cosntr w/ record-lists works, but not for defaults.
DeckKeyword: added function add_deckvalue.
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This commit introduces a new OutputStream class for representing the
summary specification file (.SMSPEC). The stream is constructed
with constant data (output directory, basename, start date &c), and
provides a single write() member function that outputs a summary
specification.
Each call to write rewinds the underlying stream's output position.
Class EclOutput grants friendship to the new output stream class in
order to support easy stream rewinding.
Add a unit test to exercise the new class.
This commit makes the table linearisation code independent of
LibECL's "ecl_kw_magic.h" header. In particular, we add a new set
of vector items (tabdims.hpp) that describe the items we currently
define and reimplement the member functions of the 'Tables' class in
terms of these items.
Update the unit test accordingly.
This commit removes the original member functions
void Tables::addPVTO()
void Tables::addPVTW()
void Tables::addPVTG()
since these are no longer needed. The PVT tables are now defined in
terms of the 'addPVTTables()' member function
While here, also remove the fwrite() free function which was defined
in terms of LibECL types.
Update the unit test accordingly.
