Hey Vijay,
I can spot something wrong. VecGetSize gives you the global length of
the vector. However VecGetArray only gives you access to the LOCAL portion
of the vector data for that processor. Thus you need to use a local index if
you are going to set the values directly into the array.
In p
Dave is correct. Also I would point out that based upon your example code,
you probably want to use FormFunctionLocal() instead. For this, please
refer to SNES ex5.
Thanks,
Matt
On Jan 22, 2008 6:55 PM, Dave May wrote:
> Hey Vijay,
> I can spot something wrong. VecGetSize gives you t
Well thanks for the reply Matt. I currently do not have valgrind
installed in the server i am running my code and will not have access
to the person who can for couple of days.
I guess what you are saying makes sense and the problem could still be
in my function. I did check for it again and could
On Jan 22, 2008 3:54 PM, Vijay M wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am currently trying to use LibMesh with PETSc SNES solver to solve a
> nonlinear Diffusion-reaction problem. The code works fine with 1
> processor but when i use 2 processors for the exact same problem, it
> throws me this error regarding me
Hi all,
I am currently trying to use LibMesh with PETSc SNES solver to solve a
nonlinear Diffusion-reaction problem. The code works fine with 1
processor but when i use 2 processors for the exact same problem, it
throws me this error regarding memory corruption. I am not sure what
this error is ab
