Tutorials

This page provides an overview of tutorials with SWEET

WARNING: SWEET is still undergoing some changes. Therefore, some tutorials might not work. We’d be very interested in getting informed about this to fix it!

Installation

• Installing required packages

Basic steps with SWEET

• Command line compilation & running

• Using graphical user interface

• Postprocessing data

• Convergence benchmark with reference job

• Error handling

Shacks: From program arguments to their utilization

Each program can have different variables which are modified by particular program arguments. Hence, we need to be able to do this individually for each program which is explained right here. Such locations to process & store program arguments are called Shacks in SWEET. They can also be used to validate parameters and have other functionalities which go beyond this documentation.

• Direct processing of Program arguments

• Processing with Shack registry

Performance related topics

• Plan generation: Wall-clock time benchmarks

MULE

• (TODO) Using MULE

Advanced

• LibPFASST SWE sphere programs
• IMEX SDC for SWE on sphere (Galewsky)