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Thanks for the feedback. Though I am a bit confused ; I tried both the LDFLAGS and the LD_LIBRARY_PATH addition already, and it changes nothing. And this is not from v7, but from the current master branch off github.

P.S. Now that there is a PyQt6, is there a plan for when this will be adapted into CS?

Although I've installed numerous versions of code_saturne on numerous computers, when doing a new setup, I've been stumped... after running the makefile, the relevant bit of error message is: Linking executable: cs_solver g++ -o cs_solver -lcs_solver -L/home/jcharris/CS/src/lagr -L/home/jcharris/CS/...

Okay, thanks for the info.

Same question... seeing how we're already in September, any news on when the 2022 User Meeting will/has/won't happen ?

Having been there for the 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019 events, I would be very interested in attending again this very useful event.

Concerning the two velocity scale, yes there are other references you can read (Craft, and also PHD of Jean-Francois Wald). Is there any particular reference ? I have looked at several papers from Craft and JF's thesis as mentioned, but I still am not sure what reference is missing for this blendin...

In the v7 GUI, there is a setting for "Algorithm to take into account the density variation in time" with options for "automatic", "Boussinesq...", "dilatiable steady...", and "dilatable unsteady..." What is "automatic" in this case? The v7...

In v7, there is an option for using a "code_saturne mesh *.csm", but there doesn't appear to be any definition of what this format is in the User or Theory guide pdfs, or the website feature list <https://www.code-saturne.org/cms/features/mesh> ... is there a definition of this somewhere? ...

Having just seen that another Code_Saturne meeting took place (not having seen any announcements about it)... I was wondering, given that it was broadcast remotely, were any of the talks recorded in a way that we can still see online?

Thanks,
Jeff

Ok, thanks for the response. If it's still a question at some point in January, I'll come back for more info. That said, given that wall functions are not visible from the GUI, and the GUI has been promoted for some years now, it seems like a reasonable assumption that the options available by defau...