0.7.0
Substantial internal refactoring, including updates to input parsing semantics. Many parts of the input format have been replaced, with the "old style" deprecated. These include the material properties, boundary conditions, and variables. Expect the variable format changes to be completed and backward incompatible soon after this release.
Boost is no longer required as long as the C++ compiler provides std::shared_ptr
.
This version requires at least libMesh 1.0.0. The minimum Antioch version is 0.4.0. (Antioch is still optional.)
A summary of the changes is given below.
- Complete refactoring of material property parsing. Old
style is deprecated. See examples, master input file for
a description of the new style. - Complete refactoring of Variable parsing and internal
object construction. Old style is deprecated. See examples,
master input file for a description of new style. Expect
the old style to be unsupported soon after 0.7.0 release. - Refactoring in progress for SolverOptions. Expect further
changes to input parsing for SolverOptions. - Refactoring ErrorEstimation parsing and construction. See
examples master input file for a description of new style. - Complete refactoring of BoundaryCondition parsing and construction.
Old input style is deprecated. See examples, master input file
for a description of new style. In particular, for Neumann
boundary conditions, all fluxes are assumed to positive outward
in the new format. - Added support for using multiple instances of the same Physics.
See examples, master input file for a description. - Added support for second order-in-time problems, including
Physics::damping_residual and libMesh::NewmarkSolver. - Minimum version of Antioch is now 0.4.0
- Added support for Antioch's MixturedAveraged, KineticsTheory
models. This is still experimental. - Further developments on parameter management/parsing for
sensitivity calculations. - Better error checking for PressurePinning.
- Support for varying numerical Jacobian h values from input.
- Boost is now optional. If your compiler supports C++11,
that will be preferred. If it does not, then we will fallback
to Boost. This is specifically for shared_ptr. - Updated testing infrastructure, including support for CppUnit.
- Added support for output of 'base_velocity' in averaged_fan
- Added scalar parsed qoi regression test case.
- Complete refactoring of Physics construction.
- Use libMesh::UniquePtr instead of libMesh::AutoPtr
- Much internal refactoring.
- Increased error checking, testing throughout.
- New Physics include:
- RayleighDamping
- ConvectionDiffusion
- New QoIs include:
- WeightedFlux
- ParsedBoundary
- New examples include:
- SpalartAllmaras Airfoil
- Time-dependent AMR (ConvectionDiffusion Physics)