Please excuse this if it is off-topic. I have recently installed code-saturne from debian package running in debian install. The list of Topics printed to the console includes an item entitles salome, however when invoked it returns:
abraca@GTV:~/Software/MPI$ code_saturne salome
SALOME is not available in this installation.
I have not found SALOME sites for debian unstable. Could you suggest a source? Also I am not clear whether Paraview is part of code-saturne or a separate code?
Thank you
code-saturne salome and paraview
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Yvan Fournier
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Re: code-saturne salome and paraview
Hello,
The option you mention should only appear when code_saturne is built with Salome (we should clean this up, but in the upcoming v6.1, it is already a separate command).
ParaView is a separate tool (for visualization), but is also packaged under Debian (and I believe actually listed as one of code_saturne's dependencies, which is actually the case only if the Catalyst in-situ features are used, requiring a build of ParaView with MPI; I have not checked if this is the case in the Debian package).
Installing a build of Salome generated for the closest Debian version can still be useful for meshing, unless you already have another mehing tool you are happy with.
Best regards,
Yvan
The option you mention should only appear when code_saturne is built with Salome (we should clean this up, but in the upcoming v6.1, it is already a separate command).
ParaView is a separate tool (for visualization), but is also packaged under Debian (and I believe actually listed as one of code_saturne's dependencies, which is actually the case only if the Catalyst in-situ features are used, requiring a build of ParaView with MPI; I have not checked if this is the case in the Debian package).
Installing a build of Salome generated for the closest Debian version can still be useful for meshing, unless you already have another mehing tool you are happy with.
Best regards,
Yvan