- 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.
the immiscible(ni) model is a model that is independent on the number
of phases and assumes immiscibility. this change is along the lines of
the previous commit for the compositional primary variable switching
model.
to make them self-descriptive and consistent with the other parameters
and properties "TEnd" is renamed to "EndTime" and "DtInitial" to
"InitialTimeStepSize".
Tensor -> DimMatrix
refElem -> refElement
gv -> gridView
remove "AtIP" suffix
*Index -> *Idx for variables
remove ${MODEL_NAME}Index property
consistent argument names for compute(Storage|Flux|Source) in the local residuals
also remove the "MassUpwindWeight" and "UpwindWeight" properties as
they were not really useful.
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.
the switches are the introduction of "smart primary variables", rate
vectors, and changing the capillary pressure API for the multi-phase
models to the one previously used by the MpNc model.
- this renames historyIdx to timeIdx (I think it expresses what it is meant for better)
- rename localIdx to "spaceIdx" in the problems/spatial parameters
- add a "timeIdx" argument to the problem's methods
since this was done in a semi-automatic way compilation for stuff not
used by the non-decoupled tests may be non-functional. I spared the
decoupled stuff because it does not compile ATM so I did not have a
way verify that it still works...
tested on GCC 4.3 and GCC 4.6. Due to an incompatibility between those
two compilers (GCC 4.3 expects that there's no semicolon behind
static_assert(), GCC 4.6 requires one), it only compiles on GCC 4.6.
Andreas Lauser
Markus Wolff
Andreas Lauser
Christoph Grueninger
Klaus Mosthaf
Benjamin Faigle
Philipp Nuske
Bernd Flemisch