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precsim
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About precsim
https://www.featool.com
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Comment #48900337
There are really good free and open source research FEA & CFD codes available, like FEniCS, Moose, Nek5000, OpenFOAM, SU2 and more. However, being research codes they can be diffic…
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Comment #26449443
I often nowadays find GNU GFortran the same speed or faster than Intel Fortan for FEM/CFD codes, while 10-15 years ago Intel Fortan was 10-20% faster in general. So these days I ty…
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Comment #26449416
Very interested in LFortran, are there any benchmarks how it compares with respect to performance to GFortran or Intel Fortran?
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Comment #25256407
Thank you for explaining, I will have to explore this further as this opens up a lot of interesting possibilities. I find it very impressive that you have managed to get virtually …
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Comment #25254372
This is very interesting and would never have guessed that it is possible. I would love to read a more detailed write up how all this works (is everything bundled to a large blob f…
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Comment #24915591
> Also if you want to ask me questions about my thinking as a user who thinks a lot in these problems space, feel free to email me (I will want it to move to a phone call, but don'…
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Comment #24909893
> I can understand that, having experienced something similar myself. The problem with users wanting things is they're often things that aren't really compatible with your vision, …
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Comment #24908292
> Seems like you are just comsol. Maybe it isn't too clear, but Comsol is just one solver (depending how to look at it I guess), while the idea of FEATool is to be a fully integrat…
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Comment #24905949
I guess the thing is most people only use one solver, but at least when I was doing research it would be rare that two physics solvers based on different discretizations give exact…
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Comment #24905913
Thanks for the honest feedback. I started building FEATool far too many years ago not getting anywhere in academia after too many postdocs, since it was the one thing I'm passionat…
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Comment #24905460
Yes, I think the initial simulation definition/set up can be "easy", but once you get to parallel shared memory clusters it unfortunately have to be much more hands on. I had hoped…
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Comment #24905385
Don't really know how this ended up on the front page now, but the overall "idea" that I have yet to find anyone else understand and believe in (even my old prof and colleagues don…
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Comment #24905213
The first versions were open source asking for funding by donations. Although I would have really liked for FEATool to be open source (and I think such as tool would be ideally sui…
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Comment #23571901
Very interesting, making simulations "easy and accessible" really resonates with me having spent far too many years single handedly trying to get traction for my "easy to use" engi…
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