i updated the tests with the changes you wanted. moreover, adding two more env vars. it helped speedup pastix. i attached updated results. in testing what exactly is needed to run each version, i foun
yeah, memory is a big problem for mecway and ccx. ansys was a lot better in that regard. this model i have been testing was to push the memory limits. it's about the biggest i can solve without going
i have to do more testing to know exactly what files are needed. there is a post above that shows what i used so far. the previous version worked via env variables to the files. the current version wo
Nice results, will try this new 2.18 version. As you say, I have noticed in the past that CCX with Pardiso doesn't take a lot of CPU while is running, and that for more than 6-8 cores there is no sign
I am successfully running your 31 August version of ccx with pastix thanks to your instructions, but it gags on 1, 890,000 nodes in iteration 1. I believe this is due to nnz being about 6.9 GB. Read
have not tried it. I just use the MKL compiled version I compiled with the most recent intel MKL and a PASTIX version dated Friday, September 25, 2020, 1:18:38 AM. I downloaded a new pastix ver
so the new version seems to run Pastix solver with scotch reordering. The previous version ran Pardiso solver with Metis reordering. I got a little bit better results with the previous version. Oddly
i guess ccx_pardiso_dynamic.exe was an old file that is no longer in the download. the readme file mentions that name. i don't know if ccx_pardiso.exe is the new version. either way, it's calling mkl_
thanks for the info and updates. i don't think i want to get into compiling it myself though. i'm just using the pardiso version from the ccx website. it calls the intel mkl pardiso version. i can liv
Last run mentioned was 3:11:33 run time. Trying a slightly larger version of the problem 4588000 nodes failed with a P-2 message at the start of solving the Matrix at 46:00, decreased to 4083375 node
a swap file for Calculix (probably not in the version provided), and a large problem option in Mecway. I have not gotten beyond 1.25 million nodes and have not tried Mecway 14 for large problems sin