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[bruno/HIT_forcing] forcedata.dat file missing #247

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lucasbrah opened this issue May 11, 2023 · 5 comments
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[bruno/HIT_forcing] forcedata.dat file missing #247

lucasbrah opened this issue May 11, 2023 · 5 comments

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@lucasbrah
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I am currently working on bruno/HIT_forcing project. However, I am running into issues at runtime and compile time.

I manage to compile the code for the ForcedHIT_air case, however the input file is missing, I created a new one. When executing the code, I face the missing forcedata.dat file which obviously would be a file with values for the forces?

The file "forcedata.dat" is read in TurbulentForcing_def.H from line 46, there is mention of // Read magic forcing data from file I wish I could find that magic file in order to run the simulation. Can you help me build/find this file?

@cgilet
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cgilet commented May 11, 2023

IAMR/Tutorials/HIT should work without needing separate "magic forcing data." You can adapt from there.

@lucasbrah
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Thank you I took a look I'm working on it, I had launched the simulation of the ForcedHIT case on the development branch, it also did not compile correctly. This file has not been updated too?

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cgilet commented May 18, 2023

Are you saying the example in IAMR development branch doesn't work?

@lucasbrah
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No, the HIT case of IAMR works correctly (compiling and running the simulation). Currently I am trying to re-adapt it to PeleLM (I still have some difficulties). However, I was wondering about the ForcedHIT case of the development branch of PeleLM which does not require a "magic forcedata file" but whose compilation does not work. I was wondering if this specific case of PeleLM was up to date or not or if it was me doing something wrong. Running this code might have helped me. Thanks.

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cgilet commented May 19, 2023

Note from README.md :

PeleLM development is currently stalled in favor of its non-subcycling counterpart PeleLMeX.

It should be possible (and likely easier) to adapt what's in IAMR's HIT to PeleLMeX.

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