[vtkusers] Parallel/multi-threaded FLUENT VTK reader
Tamás Egeresi
tamas.egeresi at c3d.eu
Sat Jun 4 12:03:57 EDT 2016
Dear All,
I've written a serial FLUENT post-processing code in Python using its
VTK module, and just found out that the code reaches the limit of the
readable file size. My sample FLUENT file consists of 1.5 millions of
cells, and the serial code runs with it smoothly producing a matplotlib
surface plot, but with another mesh with 4 millions cells it fails to
run, giving "Kernel died unexpectedly ...". My computer has 8 CPUs, 16GB
RAM and runs with Windows 10, so I'm about to use threaded version of
the reader. My question is if it is adaptable or not, and if yes, how it
is possible to be implemented.
I have read a vast amount of material focusing on parallel filters, but
my issue is different since I need the parallelism (or threading) right
in the reader section, which is the bottleneck of the problem. I've
also tried to start developing the reader by using pickable vtk
function, but could not find any appropriate information of its usage.
Some details of it, or any homepage is very welcome.
The only solution has been up till now that I use ParaVIEW to produce
slices in separate files, and run my serial FLUENT reader on them. My
goal is to exclude the ParaVIEW step and to work in Python, only.
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T. Egeresi
Design engineer
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