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Hello ! I was hesitating about where I should post this so feel free to move the subject somewhere else if needed. I am trying to simulate the behavior of a Dewar flask, thus the full thermal coupling as mentioned in the title. I am coupling with code_saturne for the convection part and would like t...

Hello ! At last, I made it. And I come back to give some updates to all the people out there who might be eager to know what went wrong in my case. So apparently, code_saturne do not like the full anaconda environment. I didn't push the research too far but I suspect the environment compilers. So he...

Good morning, Even with --initialize nothing is created except the preprocessor.log and summary, listing link is still broken. Worse, the solver seems to be corrupted : $ /home/cosmo/anaconda3/envs/SCFD/opt/code_saturne/6.0.1/code_saturne-6.0.1/arch/Linux_x86_64/libexec/code_saturne/cs_solver --syst...

Hello, Unfortunately there is no run_solver.log file generated. I even launched a search for it in the whole /cosmo root just in case. And yes, listing is only a symbolic link, but it is a broken one in my case. It doesn't make reference to anything... As for what you requested, here is the output :...

This is the case where HDF5, CGNS and MED were installed through conda in the environment Here are the libraries in the environment : # packages in environment at /home/cosmo/anaconda3/envs/SCFD: # # Name Version Build Channel _libgcc_mutex 0.1 main bash 5.0.011 hcee41ef_0 conda-forge binutils-meta...

Hello ! Ok, so, in order to test and eliminate as much conflicts as possible, I created a virtual machine under MX Linux 18.3. I just performed the base package update and created one environment under python 3.6 Sorry in advance the post is going to be long due to the quotes, but I thought it might...

Hello again, as expected I have to stop by over here. I did multiple things that failed so I will try to develop it here as clearly as possible. First let's talk about the environment : - My system is Linux MX 18.3 which is Debian 9 based - I performed everything within an anaconda environment on py...

That's what I was afraid off

Thank you for your help, I guess I will create a topic in the installation part of the forum because I tried installing them from source before but face problems I can't fix so far.

See you there and have a good day

Well yes, that would have been too easy Salome CFD is a self building .run file so shouldn't it pack its own mpi binaries ? How can I recompile them in such situation ? I have just really been executing the run file in the already prepared environment in the hope it would pick the environment binari...

As always, thanks So, yes, I was using the wrong runcase. After trying the right runcase (the one with coupling_parameters.py for those as challenged as me) I come across another problem. Here is an excerpt : Coupling execution between: o Code_Saturne [1 domain(s)]; o SYRTHES [1 domain(s)]; Code_Sat...