Hi Bill,
PETScSolver.C should be also recompile by cg???.
So, according to your message, I should change the cg makefile in a way that buildEquationSolvers.C is recompile during cg compilation?. Because so far I'm just copying these two files (PETScSolver.C and buildEquationSolvers.C ) from the overture installation dir.
HAve a nice day,
Joel
----- Original Message ----
From: Bill Henshaw <henshaw@xxxxxxxx>
To: overture@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, January 8, 2008 3:05:39 PM
Subject: [overture] Re: parallel ins with PETSc
Hi Joel,
Your error message is different now since Oges cannot find PETScNew
(which
is the parallel PETSc solver)
> Oges::buildEquationSolvers:ERROR: solver PETScNew is not currently
available
Check the file Overture/oges/buildEquationSolvers.C to see where this
error
occurs. You may need to recompile this file. A new version of this file
should be
compiled by cg with the compile flag -DOVERTURE_USE_PETSC, and this
new version over-rides
the version that is in the Overture library.
...Bill
Joel Guerrero wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for bringing again this subject but I still have problems and
this is driving me nuts. With the serial version of cg ins I don't have
problems linking it with petsc, but with the parallel version I still
have the same problem that is:
initialize the solution...
interpolateAndApplyBoundaryConditions (start) steps=-1 t=0: number
of array ID's has increased to 684
Cgins::project: project the initial conditions <<<<
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Cgins: updateToMatchGrid(CompositeGrid & cg)
$$$$$$$$$$$$
Oges::buildEquationSolvers:ERROR: solver PETScNew is not currently
available
You may have to copy and edit the file
Overture/Oges/buildEquationSolvers.C
and a file like PETScEquationSolver.C (if you are trying to use
PETSc)
and then link the files to your application in order to get a
non-standard solver
See the Oges documentation for further details
error
Overture::abort: I am now going to purposely abort so that you can
get a traceback from a debugger
7:31775] [14]
../../../../cg_parallel.v22/ins/bin/cgins(_ZN3MPI3Win4FreeEv+0xdd) [0x8059151]
[linux-p8i7:31775] *** End of error message ***
mpirun noticed that job rank 0 with PID 31775 on node linux-p8i7
exited on signal 6 (Aborted).
1 additional process aborted (not shown)
the compilation process goes fine, all the necessary files are
present and also all the required libraries. I also checked the shared
library dependencies and the executable is proper linked to the petsc
libraries. At this point I dont know what could be the problem, do I need
to change something in the source code in order to have the parallel
petsc solver ????
Regards,
joel
----- Original Message ----
From: Bill Henshaw <henshaw@xxxxxxxx>
To: overture@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Sunday, January 6, 2008 6:16:25 PM
Subject: [overture] Re: parallel ins with PETSc
Joel:
> Oges::buildEquationSolvers:ERROR: solver PETSc is not currently
available
It looks like you are trying to use the serial "PETSc" solver
instead of the
parallel version. Use the "PETScNew" option when specifying the
solver
to use
or "choose best iterative solver" should also work.
pressure solver options
* PETScNew
choose best iterative solver
You could also run with gdb and set a break in OgesParameters::set(
OptionEnum option, int value, real rvalue )
to make sure that the solver is set to PETScNew at some point.
Many cmd files in ins/cmd run in parallel -- grep for "mpirun" in
*.cmd
for exmaples
...Bill
Joel Guerrero wrote:
Hi,
The PETSc option is switch on in the makefile. Also the
buildEquationSolvers.o and PETScSolver.o are proper linked. The
compilation
process goes fine but when I try to use parallel ins I always get
the same
error. Besides the file cicp.cmd, is there another parallel
example??
cheers,
jg
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