Feel++ mqs

This is a Feel++ Template Project. It serves as a template for Feel++ projects.

Features

• script rename.sh to rename the project

• cmake environment

  • cpack configuration

  • ctest configuration

• antora environment

• github actions

• vscode integration using container

Compile

Using Ninja

In the toplevel build directory, type

ninja

install data cases

In the toplevel build directory, type

ninja feelpp_add_testcase_cases

it will install the data in the build directory to ease the access to the application. If you modify the cases files in the source directory, simply re-run the ninja feelpp_add_testcase_cases to update the data

Get simulation Data from remote location

mkdir $HOME/feel
rsync -avz <remote simulation server>:/home/<login>/feel/hifimagnet .

First and second equation files

The first equation name is test1, in the folder mqs/src. .geo and .cfg files are stored in mqs/src/cases/test1/ To get the same simulation as implementation, type in build/src directory :

mpirun -np 1 feelpp_mqs_test1 --config-file cases/test1/test1.cfg

You can also use the parameter --gmsh.hsize 0.01 and --pc-type gasm for exemple

The first equation name is test2, in the folder mqs/src. .geo and .cfg files are stored in mqs/src/cases/test2/ To get the same simulation as implementation, type in build/src directory :

mpirun -np 1 feelpp_mqs_test2 --config-file cases/test2/test2.cfg

for the first test, and

mpirun -np 1 feelpp_mqs_test2 --config-file cases/test2/test22.cfg

for the second test.

You can also use the parameter --gmsh.hsize 0.01 and --pc-type gasm for exemple

For the coupled equation, the name is mqs-blockform, in the folder mqs/src. .geo and .cfg files are stored in mqs/src/cases/mqs-blockform/

To get a simulation (doesnt give good result for the moment), type in build/src directory :

mpirun -np 1 feelpp_mqs_mqs-blockform --config-file cases/mqs-blockform/const.cfg

Generate the documentation locally

• ❏ install Antora

cd docs
antora site.yml

• ❏ install node-srv

To preview the documentation

cd docs
node-srv -p 8000 public

then point your browser to http://localhost:8000