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If you look at bin/cs_case_domain.py, you can see how options are handled in "solver_command", and in the case of MPMD executions, this is assembled in bin/cs_case.py (check call sites for solver_command). Having a high-level "code_saturne" command to return these options and th...

In any case, if you have Spack build rules you might be interested in sharing, we could put them in the GitHub wiki. Having a community-improved installer would be nice. Hi Yvan, as far as I am concerned, the build will be shared with you. Ideally, it should be also be submitted to the Spack mainta...

Hi Yvan, I will look at the Python files you mentioned.

The Code_Saturne 6.0 tarballs hosted on code-saturne.org and on GitHub differ massively in size: $ du --si -s code_saturne-6.0.5.tar.gz v6.0.5.tar.gz 177M code_saturne-6.0.5.tar.gz 20M v6.0.5.tar.gz $ sha256sum code_saturne-6.0.5.tar.gz v6.0.5.tar.gz 353308b43e54167a880814b613084e0feb3fe7b27b1334816...

Hi Yvan,

thank you.

One can assume that code_saturne will never pass parameters to the solver?

The different run stages are described here (https://www.code-saturne.org/cms/sites/ ... ation.html), see especially "Execution steps". This helped a lot. I did not see this before because I was only looking in the Code_Saturne 6.0 User Guide and Install Guide. Is the following instructio...

When using the command line interface provided by the code_saturne executable, multiple CS solver processes can be started with the `--nprocs` parameter, e.g., code_saturne run --nprocs=4 --param=case1.xml The command used by code_saturne to launch multiple processes can be changed in /etc/code_satu...