Libtool uses libtool archive files (.la) to determine how to do a
platform-specific link. To generate these files, it is necessary to have
libtool installed on the system, since it will only accept files with
its own particular version number embedded. If libtool is not installed,
you probably don't need the libtool archive files either, so no .la is
generated. However, the status message sounded like libtool was probed
but not found, and that this was something that you should install.
This patch modifies the status message to make it more clear way libtool
was probed, and what the consequence of a missing libtool is (i.e. no
.la file for you).
This commit ensures that the following set of vectors are stored/updated in
Summary::add_timestep()
for all active wells and well groups (including FIELD):
- Production rates for Oil, Water, Gas, and Reservoir Volume
(i.e., (O|W|G|V)PR).
- Cumulative production totals for Oil, Water, Gas, and
Reservoir Volume (i.e., (O|W|G|V)PT).
- Injection rates for Water and Gas (i.e., (W|G)IR).
- Cumulative injection totals for Water and Gas ((W|G)IT).
- Producing Water Cut (WCT).
- Producing Gas/Oil ratio (GOR).
We additionally capture the well bottom-hole pressure (WBHP) for all
wells that are active at the pertinent simulation step (sim_step).
Add an accessor function
const SummaryState& Summary::get_restart_vectors() const
that returns the 'prev_state' which contains these summary vectors
and add a set of unit tests to exercise the new interface.
Some compilers (notably GCC 5.4.0; default in Ubuntu 16.04) does not
do sufficient static analysis to determine that 'vect' is actually
exhaustively defined due to all indices being enumerated, and issue
a (spurious) warning that an unassigned value may be used.
This patch provides a default branch for the if-statements so that
'vect' is always assigned to, even in the eyes of the compiler. Since
entering this branch is unequivocally a bug, an assert is added so that
the null value is not mistakenly used.
