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…es, removing some out-of-date commented-out code, fixing some links. adds 3 tentative categories on the Generator functions example page
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…es in generators toctree, add gpcam.rst
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Some alternatives for short descriptions. Have a first page under Try inserting short descriptions for each generator file or gen_f. Use a table instead which gives greater flexibility to how we can express various information about the generators. This could be one table or it could be a separate table for different sections (in which case the sections would still appear in the left-hand banner). I could try out on a separate branch. |
…th table of "Selected Examples". Generator function section lists all gens.
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| .. dropdown:: Issues with ensemble hanging or failed simulations with PETSc? | ||
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| Note that if using **mpi4py** comms, PETSc must be imported at the global |
| import the optimization packages (and their dependencies) at a global level | ||
| (recommended), add the following lines in the calling script before importing | ||
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| APOSMM works with a choice of optimizers, some requiring external packages. Specify |
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there are occasions where we cant do this
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I don't know of cases were we can't import the external local opt before APOSMM
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If you import PETSc globally when running with openMPI (and using the executor) you have nested MPI (as PETSC imports MPI). So it must be imported in the function in those cases.
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Should we add a note to point to this issue with PETSc?
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Perhaps move "see the tutorial" and "see user guide" under Support or Further Information |
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In quickstart, maybe combine the sentences around the bullets into one: |
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If possible, little stubs to discuss each sim_f |
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"forces" sims are templates rather than "forces" sims? |
…y much simpler with mpirun --ppn
…r new bebop distributed example
| import the optimization packages (and their dependencies) at a global level | ||
| (recommended), add the following lines in the calling script before importing | ||
| APOSMM:: | ||
| APOSMM works with a choice of optimizers, some requiring external packages. Specify |
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Should we add a note to point to this issue with PETSc?
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