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== Debbuging and optimizing your code == | == Debbuging and optimizing your code == | ||
Revision as of 07:43, 3 May 2012
This section is intended as a list of "recipes" for common needs in using the Kratos
Contents |
General
- Installing kratos in Ubuntu Linux
- How to get Kratos
- How to Compile Kratos
- How to Compile Kratos on the Acuario Cluster
- How to Check Kratos is Correctly Installed in Windows
- How to Check Kratos is Correctly Installed in Linux
- How to subscribe to Kratos' mailing list
OpenMP Parallelism
MPI Parallelism
- How to run your application in cluster
- How to compile the Boost if you want to use MPI
- How to use communicator for parallel synchronization
OpenCL Parallelism
- Introduction to OpenCL Programming
- Useful OpenCL links
- How to set up OpenCL
- How to debug OpenCL programs using GDB
- Support for double-precision floating point basic arithmetic in ATI Stream SDK (2.1 and later)
Python
- How to Use an Application
- How to use Python
- How to use multiple model parts
- How to import Kratos from Python using the KratosMultiphysics module
- How to Calculate Distance Function
- How to Calculate Normals
- How to use the GidIO
- strategy_python
- How to read a data file
- How to plot graphs
- How to execute an FFT analysis
- How to execute fitting of data series
- How to run python recursively
- How to execute a SVD analysis
- How to add automatic benchmarking to your example
- How to use parallel Pardiso solver for your example
- How to work with nodes and elements in python
- How to create the problem_type.gid folder with the new problem type generator
- How to use the projection between no matching meshes
- How to use the ReduceTimeStep
- How to transfer nodal values between non-matching meshes
- How to use the OpenCL linear solvers
- How to refine an existing triangular or tetrahedral mesh
- How to use the Cutting Application (Serial and Parallel)
- How to create a restart (python) file
- How to use the Cutting Isosurface Application
- How to use the Isosurface Node Printer
C++
- How to Use the ModelPart
- How to Add and Delete Components (Nodes, Elements, ...) from ModelPart
- How to Access Neighbor Nodes and Elements
- How to Access DataBase
- How to Create New Application (to be soon deleted)
- How to Create a New Application using cmake
- How to Create New Element
- How to Use Solving Strategy
- How to understand Kratos Pointers
- How to Use the std::vector (and the kratos containers)
- How to Use Ublas
- How to Export Function/Classes to the Python
- How to Interpolate Data
- How to Use Spatial Containers
- How to debug with valgrind
- How to Add a Custom_Utilities File
- How to Create a GiD Problem Type
- How to Add a New Condition
- How to Add a New constitutive law
- Some aspects of programing
- How to Add a New Variable
- How to use the Geometry
- How to Create Multi-step Elements
- How to use push_back
- How to Create a executable without Python
- Compiling lapack++ for 64 bit Windows
- Common errors
- How to apply face pressures
- News for constitutive laws
- How to print values on gauss points
- How to use Serialization
- How to use Doxygen to generate documentation for our code
- strategy_python
