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This version of the adapter supports preCICE v1.4.1 and Code_Aster v14.4 on an Ubuntu 18.04 system

@micheltakken micheltakken requested a review from MakisH December 18, 2019 14:34
@micheltakken micheltakken self-assigned this Dec 18, 2019
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Overall, it looks good. Please check the formatting (the tab length seems to have increased) and a few minor comments I added here.

A possible next step would then be to try with the latest preCICE release and/or directly with preCICE develop.

@micheltakken micheltakken changed the title Updated adapter.py conform preCICE v1.4.1 and Code_Aster v14.4 Update adapter.py conform preCICE v1.4.1 and Code_Aster v14.4 Jan 6, 2020
@micheltakken micheltakken requested a review from MakisH January 6, 2020 15:25
micheltakken and others added 18 commits January 19, 2020 15:27
Update astk.solid file to generate the correct solid.export file
1. change the variable name in adapter.py, e.g., from timestep to time_window
2. chaged the base-path according to tmy computer.
3. add the preciceDict to the openFoam solber,
4. update the precide-config.xml file according to the new setting
Add Code_Aster output functionality for the flow-over-plate tutorial
Add tutorial for CHT coupling with OpenFOAM and Code-Aster: flow-over-plate
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Almost there! Here are a few changes to consider.

I have not touched anything that #18 already solves.

@micheltakken micheltakken merged commit 11a9f79 into master Mar 26, 2020
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