code_saturne User's Forum

Thank you for your answer, Yvan! As far as I understand, the processor clock rate doesn't have a big impact to the computation speed, right? If I choose among different Intel Xeons should I take more cores or a higher processor clock rate? Could you please advise something for the RAM and the mothe...

Looking very much forward to the presentations, Yvan

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..is all I can say. :) Im very impressed by this release. After finally getting it to compile (opensuse issues), I could create a new study based on an old case, run it and watch a graph of the residuals! What a milestone :lol: I would love it, if you would consider writing a better overview of the ...

Missing parentheses can lead to problems...

rho = 1.293 * (273 / (TempC+273))


I really wish CS was better at reporting errors

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Im trying to run a natural convection simulation using CS 3.0.0 in CAELinux Live (so I can't install a new vers.) If I use the following user law for density: rho = 1.293 * (273.15 / TempC + 273.15); Code_Saturne crashes with the following error: INSTANT 0.100000000E-02 TIME STEP NUMBER 1 ==========...

Sticky in the installation forum?

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OpenSuse 12.1

D'oh! med/lib64 -> lib fixed THIS problem.

I ended up running the installation and while the compilation was running, linked med/lib64 to lib - that automatically installed the tools.

Code Saturne has the same problem with 'lib64' needing to be linked to 'lib'

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Im trying to install syrthes4, which I just downloaded from the website. Installation finishes (have to correct hdf5 lib64->lib) but I can't compile the tools needed to convert MED/UNVetc to .syr: claus@linux:/opt/syrthes4.0.1/src/syrthes-tools/convert2syrthes4/src> make MED=yes mkdir: missing opera...

A real clear and concise, step by step guide/tutorial/whatever on this particular subject for real dummies (such as myself), would be very much appreciated

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