Multiphysics application coupling toolkit
Version 2.1.1
IMPACT follows semantic versioning. The version will be major.minor.patch.
We will:
* Increase the version for bug fixes, security fixes, and code
documentation. Backwards compatible; no breaking changes.
* Increase the minor version for new features and additions to the library’s
interface. Backwards compatible; no breaking changes.
* Increase the major version for breaking changes to the library’s interface or
breaking changes to behavior.
To acquire IMPACT, you can clone it with the following command:
$ git clone git@git.illinois.rocstar:IR/IMPACT-NO-IRAD.git
Make sure to apt install
following before you start
all of these can be obtained using linux apt-get install
command.
NOTE Currently IMPACT is only tested with MPI compilers. Serial build is not recommended.
In the following, we assume $IMPACT_PROJECT_PATH
is the path to the IMPACT directory, and $IMPACT_INSTALL_PATH
is the desired installation location.
Start the build process by executing:
$ cd $IMPACT_PROJECT_PATH
$ mkdir build && cd build
$ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$IMPACT_INSTALL_PATH ..
$ make -j$(nproc)
$ make install
Executing the commands above will build all libraries and executables.
NOTE The CMake variables can also be set by using ccmake .
from the build directory.
To perform testing, be sure to turn on the ENABLE_TESTS
CMake variable. This can be done by adding -DENABLE_TESTS=ON
to the cmake command listed above, or by using the ccmake GUI. After enabling tests be sure to recompile and execute the following in the build directory:
$ make test
Currently most of the tests rely on CGNS input files, so only a fraction of the tests will run if IO_FORMAT=HDF4
. The output of tests are captured in $IMPACT_PROJECT_PATH/build/testing/data
. The testing framework also keeps a log of the test outputs in $IMPACT_PROJECT_PATH/build/Testing/Temporary
directory. If tests fail seek output log in this directory for more details.