meshadaptation/pragmatic

Build without ParMETIS

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taupalosaurus commented

As of now, pragmatic can be configured and built without parmetis installed. In that case:

  • compiling fails (some bits of code have to be wrapped with #ifdef HAVE_METIS)
  • some tests fail

ParMETIS should probably be made mandatory in the config files.
(be careful how it would work when installed through PETSc...)

knepley commented

On Thu, Oct 20, 2016 at 10:54 AM, Nicolas Barral notifications@github.com
wrote:

As of now, pragmatic can be configured and built without parmetis
installed. In that case:

  • compiling fails (some bits of code have to be wrapped with #ifdef
    HAVE_METIS)
  • some tests fail

ParMETIS should probably be made mandatory in the config files.
(be careful how it would work when installed through PETSc...)

When PETSc configures Pragmatic, it can pass the -DHAVE_METIS if you want.

Thanks,

Matt

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