Oh, I see. I just got used to the output formats I used to get before I
tried to introduce parallel computing. Wasn't expecting to see letters
instead of numbers. Thought I might have missed some command in the code.
Thank you for the clarification!
Regards,
Mariia
On Friday, February 4, 2022
On 2/4/22 04:42, Мария Бронзова wrote:
Would you possibly have a hint on why that could be happening?
This is how VTU files are supposed to look like. It's the format Visit and
Paraview understand. What were you hoping to see?
Best
W.
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Thank you a lot for the reply, I found my mistake, it was a dull one: I
removed the sparsity pattern creation line by mistake! Now it is running
but the output file is unreadable, somewhat like:
*
AQAAAGBgLg==eNo1ioEJADAIw/L/T9MH3E+rrBWCUQI04s4cUXHvyj+Oe0F6/rRv0q8/x+QrmQ==
Mariia:
the error suggests that you are trying to write into an element of a matrix
that is outside the size of the matrix. You need to find out why that is so.
Run the program in a debugger and then inspect why the arguments you give to
that function are out of range.
Best
W.
On 2/3/22
Deal all,
I have been having troubles with running my script with PETSc. I have
adjusted my code for parallel computing based on the example from step-40.
But I am getting the following error:
Exception on processing:
