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Old   October 9, 2007, 03:33
Default Hello! This is a short and
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Hello!

This is a short and hopefully simple question: We have invested some time to understand the underlying data format of OpenFOAM as we need to write a custom solver. For single processor runs, this was not too difficult.

Could someone give me a pointer to the documentation for the parallel data structures? Are they documented somewhere?

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Old   October 9, 2007, 05:19
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Parallel cases are just like non-parallel cases. They additionally have a few patches (procBoundaryXXX) and corresponding patch fields ('processor') to communicate to neighbouring processors.

all standard operations (fvc::, fvm: on fields (volXXXField, surfaceXXXField) are parallel aware.
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