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November 16, 2001, 05:45 |
gradient IEEE error
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Hi all,
I'm using CFX-4.3 for the purpose of combustion modelling. Therefor I'm solving some 'user scalar' equations. With a couple of these user scalars CFX gives a 'IEEE invalid operation' (no overflow or division by zero) as soon as the gradient of the scalars is called with the routine GRADS. What might be a cause of this and what are possible solutions? Thanks for your patience, Bram |
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November 19, 2001, 04:07 |
Re: gradient IEEE error
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I think you have to call the subroutine DELWRK before you leave the subroutine. You have to call the subroutine only once with the first field, you set by SETWRK as argument. Fabian
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November 21, 2001, 05:43 |
Re: gradient IEEE error Solved
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Hi there,
The problem is solved. Just a stupid coding error. But thanks for the reaction. cheers, Bram |
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