Hi Elmerteam
I'm trying an Elmer build we have compiled with MUMPS & HYPER on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS and I'm getting some problems with the Resultsoutput solver sometimes not writing the output vtu files correctly (the .pvtu file is sometimes incorrect) and wondered if this could be a compilation problem? or is it due to some other issue?
I have a heat+cfd sif input file with most of the solvers disabled except resultoutput & savematerials to speed the time to get the paraview files written, the log file is attached.
If I don't export OMP_NUM_THREADS=16 I also get a warning in the log file but I'm unsure if this is required by ElmerSolver_mpi or not as the vtu files for each partition are written, and when solving the problem with all solvers active the simulation seems to proceed correctly apart from not writing the vtu results properly ;-(
Thanks in advance
Regards
Mark
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Re: WARNING::WriteVtuFile:Are there really no scalars or vectors
Hi Mark
I'll study the output later but what I can already say is that the if you have 16 MPI tasks you should not set the number of threads to 16. They refer to Open MP threads. You can basically have a hybrid parallelization but this is something that is only being worked on and I would not expect any performance gains yet. So pure MPI partition is the way to go.
-Peter
I'll study the output later but what I can already say is that the if you have 16 MPI tasks you should not set the number of threads to 16. They refer to Open MP threads. You can basically have a hybrid parallelization but this is something that is only being worked on and I would not expect any performance gains yet. So pure MPI partition is the way to go.
-Peter