ElmerFoamFSI  2.0
ElmerFoamFSI is fluid-solid interaction simulation application built up from OpenFOAM CFD and Elmer CSM coupled through the IMPACT multiphysics software integration infrastructure.
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void usage ( char *  exec)

Definition at line 32 of file SolverModuleDriverParallel.C.

Referenced by SolverModuleDriver::init().

32  {
33  std::cout << std::endl
34  << "Usage: " << std::endl << std::endl
35  << " " << exec << " [-com-mpi] [-fsi] [-loads] time[0] [time[1] ... time[Final]]"
36  << std::endl
37  << " where at least timeFinal is required. Here is the description of switches :"
38  << std::endl << std::endl
39  << " -com-mpi:" << std::endl
40  << " It is not required to use the -com-mpi flag." << std::endl << std::endl
41  << " -fsi :" << std::endl
42  << " Should be used for fluid-solid interaction (FSI) problems to register" << std::endl
43  << " mesh and solution for each given timestep. A vtk file will be created" << std::endl
44  << " for each timestep containing FSI surface mesh and solution values." << std::endl
45  << " It is assumed that all processes share FSI boundaries." << std::endl<<std::endl
46  << " -loads :" << std::endl
47  << " Should be used to change loads during simulaiton" << std::endl<< std::endl
48  << " time[i], i>0:" << std::endl
49  << " At least one timestep should be given. For steady state problem a timestep" << std::endl
50  << " of 1.0 is enough. Values given should increase monotonically." << std::endl;
51  std::exit(1);
52  }

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