https://github.com/geodynamics/citcoms
Revision 6957a07da8f55634140d78ed72cfbfd1be833387 authored by Leif Strand on 29 July 2009, 20:16:08 UTC, committed by Leif Strand on 29 July 2009, 20:16:08 UTC
"global_defs.h", I had assumed that VBX, VBY, and VBZ were defined in the natrual way: #define VBX 0x2 #define VBY 0x4 #define VBZ 0x8 I.e., "0x1 << doff"... but today I looked at it more closely; Y & Z are reversed!!! #define VBX 0x2 #define VBZ 0x4 #define VBY 0x8 With this fix, the CUDA multigrid solver seems to work correctly.
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Tip revision: 6957a07da8f55634140d78ed72cfbfd1be833387 authored by Leif Strand on 29 July 2009, 20:16:08 UTC
Fixed the remaining bug in n_assemble_del2_u(). Glancing at
Fixed the remaining bug in n_assemble_del2_u(). Glancing at
Tip revision: 6957a07
setup.py
from archimedes import use_merlin
use_merlin()
from merlin import setup, find_packages, require
install_requires = ['pythia[mpi] >= 0.8.1.0, < 0.8.2a']
import os
want_exchanger = os.environ.get('want_exchanger', 'auto')
exchanger = "Exchanger >= 1, < 2a"
if want_exchanger == 'auto':
# Use Exchanger if it's available.
try:
require(exchanger)
except Exception, e:
pass
else:
install_requires.append(exchanger)
elif want_exchanger == 'yes':
# Require Exchanger.
install_requires.append(exchanger)
setup(
name = 'CitcomS',
version = '3.1',
zip_safe = False,
packages = find_packages(),
install_requires = install_requires,
author = 'Louis Moresi, et al.',
author_email = 'cig-mc@geodynamics.org',
description = """A finite element mantle convection code.""",
long_description = """CitcomS is a finite element code designed to solve thermal convection problems relevant to Earth's mantle. Written in C, the code runs on a variety of parallel processing computers, including shared and distributed memory platforms.""",
license = 'GPL',
url = 'http://www.geodynamics.org/cig/software/packages/mc/citcoms/',
)
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