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PhD Thesis : Contents Section2 BACKGROUND TO INTERACTIVE CFD RESEARCH.................. 2-142.1 OVERVIEW .........................................................................................................2-142.2 THE TRADITIONAL APPROACH AND WORK ELSEWHERE ......................................2-152.2.1 Batch mode CFD codes ..............................................................................2-152.2.2 Other approaches to improve batch mode CFD codes.................................2-162.2.3 Other interesting and / or relevant research................................................2-172.2.4 Prior CFD research in the University of Greenwich....................................2-182.3 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS....................................................................................2-182.4 ASSESSMENT OF THE DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES AVAILABLE TO DEVELOP AFRAMEWORK FOR INTERACTIVE CFD RESEARCH ......................................................2-192.4.1 Develop a new CFD engine from scratch and add interactive techniques....2-202.4.1.1 Development time factor............................................................................................................................2-202.4.1.2 Reliability of CFD software........................................................................................................................2-202.4.1.3 Access to CFD expertise.............................................................................................................................2-212.4.1.4 System capabilities......................................................................................................................................2-212.4.1.5 Other problems with developing from scratch...........................................................................................2-212.4.2 Add interactive functionality to an existing commercial CFD system ..........2-222.4.2.1 Sensitivity of commercial software ............................................................................................................2-232.4.2.2 Access to commercial software..................................................................................................................2-232.4.2.3 Authority to modify commercial software .................................................................................................2-232.4.2.4 Access to developers' expertise...................................................................................................................2-232.4.3 Extending the capabilities of the existing partially complete CFD code :"FLOWES".............................................................................................................2-242.4.4 Simple automated translation of a legacy CFD system................................2-242.4.5 Creation of nearly unchanged libraries of numerical routines and theimposition of high level structure............................................................................2-252.4.6 Reverse engineering of a legacy CFD system back to basic design and reimplementfrom this design.....................................................................................2-262.4.7 Reverse engineering of a legacy CFD system and re-implementation using anviii
PhD Thesis : Contents Sectionincremental approach and imposed data and control architecture..........................2-262.5 CHOICE OF IMPLEMENTATION LANGUAGE .........................................................2-272.5.1 Overview of language choice ......................................................................2-272.5.2 Available languages....................................................................................2-272.5.2.1 Ada..............................................................................................................................................................2-272.5.2.2 Pascal..........................................................................................................................................................2-282.5.2.3 FORTRAN-77............................................................................................................................................2-282.5.2.4 FORTRAN-90............................................................................................................................................2-292.5.2.5 C++.............................................................................................................................................................2-292.5.3 Language chosen for the re-engineered system ...........................................2-292.6 THE METHODOLOGY THAT WAS ADOPTED FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CFDRESEARCH FRAMEWORK ............................................................................................2-303 RE-ENGINEERING THE LEGACY CFD CODE .............................. 3-313.1 OVERVIEW .........................................................................................................3-313.2 WHAT PROBLEMS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THE RE-USE OF LEGACY CODE? .........3-313.2.1 Poor documentation....................................................................................3-313.2.2 Evolutionary research code ........................................................................3-323.2.3 Closed and inflexible architecture...............................................................3-323.2.4 Archaic implementation language...............................................................3-333.2.5 Lack of any existing User Interface.............................................................3-333.2.6 Few, if any, library tools.............................................................................3-333.2.7 Batch mode of processing ...........................................................................3-343.3 DISCUSSION OF CFD TECHNIQUES USED IN THE LEGACY CODE ..........................3-343.4 WHAT CONSIDERATIONS HAVE TO BE MADE FOR THE RE-USE OF LEGACY CODE FORUSE IN THE NEW SYSTEM? ..........................................................................................3-353.4.1 Nature of control and granularity ...............................................................3-353.4.2 Existing looping structure...........................................................................3-35ix
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