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Hi Yvan, thank you for your precise explanations. For my future, I want to link CS to Salome-Meca (to test fluid-structure implementation = FSI): is it possible to build by scratch Salome-Meca 19? I was not able to find source codes. Obviously, I will write the same answer also in Code-Aster Forum. ...

Hi to everybody. I did many attempts to build CS6.0.2 with Salome ( in my machine, I installed Salome-Meca2019.0.3, SALOME-9.3.0-UB18.04-SRC and SALOME-9.4.0-UB18.04-SRC; all are working properly), using in turn each of Salome installed, but without any fortune. Reading around this forum, where I fo...

Hello, Ok,. We usually install code_saturne in a user or project directory ($HOME/Code_Saturne/6.0, $HOME/opt/code-saturne-6.0, /opt/code_saturne-6.0, or whatewer similar path we choose). Which makes it easier to see what originates from the code_saturne install and what does not. In your case, if ...

here attached files for the two phases setup and modified subroutines.
Many thanks again
Piero

Hi to everybody, I' trying to complete this tutorial, but I'm locked at second step: particles. For the first step, because I'm not able to write programs in C/C++, I did a different method to add 'special' boundary condition at inlet. I used a "Norm (User law)" for inlet BC, producing the...

Hi Yvan,
I did a new comiplation with modified routine: it works perfectly!

Ciao, Piero

Hi Yvan,
thank you a lot, also for new Tutorials.
Ciao
Piero

Hi Yvan,
just for info, the right directory for the new source routine is:
code_saturne-6.0.2/src/alge ???
Thank you for your fast reply.
Bye,
Piero

Hi to everybody, I'm new to Code_Saturne, and I'm trying to rerun tutorials. 1th , 01_simple_junction, is ok; but, because PDF file is written for Code_Saturne rel.5.2, the correct correspondence between commands and GUI for cs6.0.2 is missing. Now, I'm testing the tutorial in the subject, but I'm n...