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Old   December 28, 2022, 08:55
Default Is there a way to suppress Foam::Warning during runtime
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Dear All


I am running a two phase simplex nozzle primary breakup problem using an in-house solver - a derivative of interFlow.


With Adaptive Mesh Refinement as I use higher level of refinement I start getting Foam::Warning related to icoCutFace. Something like


Code:
FOAM Warning :
    From function void Foam::isoCutFace::cutPoints(const pointField&, const scalarField&, Foam::scalar, Foam::DynamicList<Foam::Vector<double> >&)
    in file isoCutFace/isoCutFace.C at line 664

I have no issue with results, stability or any other thing. But the error message exploits a lot of runtime and become a bottleneck to the solver. I am wondering if there is a way to suppress OpenFOAM warnings.


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