opm/core/eclipse/EclipseGridParser.cpp
opm/core/eclipse/EclipseGridParser.hpp
- New keywords: ENDSCALE SCALECRS SWCR SWL SWU SOWCR KRW KRWR KRO KRORW
opm/core/eclipse/SpecialEclipseFields.hpp
- Parsers for ENDSCALE and SCALECRS.
opm/core/fluid/BlackoilPropertiesFromDeck.cpp
- Consistency check: ENDSCALE implemented for SatFuncSimple only.
opm/core/fluid/SatFuncGwseg.hpp
opm/core/fluid/SatFuncSimple.hpp
opm/core/fluid/SatFuncStone2.hpp
- Accomodate "default" values for scalable parameters.
- For SatFuncGwseg and SatFuncStone2 the associated functionality not
yet supported and the variables are dummies to satisfy the compiler.
opm/core/fluid/SatFuncSimple.cpp
- Initialisation for scalable parameters.
- Evaluation of relperms: Use (1-so) for evaluation of oil-relperms.
(For scaled arguments sw and so do not necessarily add to one.)
- TODO: SatFuncGwseg.cpp and SatFuncStone2.cpp for oil-water systems.
opm/core/fluid/SaturationPropsFromDeck.hpp
- Struct to accomodate cell-wise scaling factors.
- Two flags indicating scaling and method.
- Methods for parameter initialisation and scaled relperm computation.
opm/core/fluid/SaturationPropsFromDeck_impl.hpp
- Initialize scaling options and relevant cell-wise scaling factors.
- Relperm evaluation modified for possible end point scaling.
This means that the class does expect source terms that are just that, and not
'transport source' terms that include boundary inflows (like the transport
solvers expect). This is also consistent with the behaviour of the DG version.
Rename the module from 'opmcore' to 'opm-core' to be consistent with
DUNE, retrieve the settings from pkg-config instead of having them
written by Autotools, as the PkgConfig module does all untangling of
options for us.
The existing description did not properly account for ERT (or, more
appropriately, the "libecl" part of ERT) being installed in a
non-default location (e.g., somewhere below ${HOME}).
As EclipseGridParser.hpp declares various ERT-dependent types and
functions if a build configuration supports ERT (activated by the
`--with-ert' configure option), we need a proper include path to
reference the ERT headers. The fix is simple--just insert the
$(ERT_CPPFLAGS) into the already existing $(AM_CPPFLAGS).
The existing code compared the output of data->size(), which is a
std::vector<double>::size_type (typically std::size_t) and therefore an
unsigned integer type to the number 'grid.number_of_cells' which is a
(signed) 'int'. This leads to an annoying warning when increasing the
warning level in GCC.
While here, also insert code to verify that the 'stride' is a positive
number lest the subsequent assignment loop reference (*data) elements
out of bounds.
