in addition to last time, don't add authors that are responsible than
5 lines in a file. This mainly makes a difference for very short files
like the .cc files...
"runtime" parameters are gone now, as are groups. both where flawed
concepts: parameters can be overwritten at runtime by definition, and
a parameter that has no compile-time fallback just degrades
performance and is a hassle to deal with because it has to be
specified in a parameter file. The other killed feature, parameter
groups, just made it harder to figure out what the correct command
line argument was to change the parameter (was it
--linear.solver-tolerance, --linear-solver.tolerance or
--linear-solver-tolerance?) and did not provide much value otherwise.
as a consequence all parameters now have compile-time defaults which
allows us to remove the auto-loading of a parameter file at
startup. (These files became quite obnoxious in eWoms when problems
declared their independence from models.)
Finally all parameters must now be registered before they can be used
which allows to properly include them in the usage message.
This time hopfully for good. There were a few bugs in the script to
update them, and the metric was slightly chanted: Now, only authors
that contributed more than 5% of the lines of a file are listed. We
now also properly ignore the copyright headers and the changes made in
commit 024955b5 as the latter just moved a lot of files around.
while the git history might be not entirely accurate, it is certainly
much better what is currently there. the authors are sorted by the
number of lines changed in the file.
- the prefix "simple" should only be used if a more complex version of
the same component is available
- deprecated Oil and SimpleDNAPL
approved by coffee break
Dumux-Svn-Revison: 8943
Ported-By: Andreas Lauser <andreas.lauser@iws.uni-stuttgart.de>
this hopefully reduces confusion about what which parameter means. the
Domain* parameters specify the physical size of the simulated domain,
the Cells* specify how many cells the grid has into the direction of
each axis.
I also removed the deprecation stuff, as IMO it is more confusing than
helpful. (Ever tried to set the
SpatialParameters instead of SpatialParams in your problem?)
Also move the decoupled spatial parameters from dumux/material to
dumux/decoupled because they are specific to the decoupled models.
most includes are now sorted by abstraction levels, with the most
abstract header first. also some system headers like <string> are now
explicitly included in every file where some of their classes are
used.
we do not need to set any default arguments for the type tag in the
problem definition. the type tag which is actually used is chosen in
the main function.
