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Introduction The tools: pyFoam in 3 minutes The tools: swak4Foam - 3 more minutes Case study: Taylor-Green vortex Case study: Pitz-Daily CTest Conclusion Previous presentations This presentation Other information If you’re sitting here it’s too late, but it won’t hurt if you have seen these previous adventures of Ignaz: • PyFoam - Happy foaming with Python: Held at the OpenFOAM-Workshop in Montreal (2009) Introduction of PyFoam - mostly about the utilities • Automatization with pyFoam - How Python helps us to avoid contact with OpenFOAM: Held at the Workshop in Gothenburg (2010) Mainly about writing scripts with PyFoam • No C++, please. We’re users!: Held at the 2011 Workshop (PennState) This presentation is about swak4Foam but mentions some concepts of PyFoam (especially customRegexp) • pyFoam - The dark, unknown corners: Held at the 2012 PFAU (Austrian User Meeting). About the tools for quantitative analysis But you’ll survive without having seen these Bernhard F.W. Gschaider Automatic testing of solvers using PyFoam 16/164
Introduction The tools: pyFoam in 3 minutes The tools: swak4Foam - 3 more minutes Case study: Taylor-Green vortex Case study: Pitz-Daily CTest Conclusion The mighty web This presentation Other information Further information about PyFoam are found • on the openfoamwiki.net: • Overview of the utilities (always updated to the latest release) • Some examples on scripting • Release notes (what’s new) • the MessageBoard • Usually announcements of new releases (if I don’t forget) Bernhard F.W. Gschaider Automatic testing of solvers using PyFoam 17/164
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