Ishaan Desai

Another [code example](https://github.com/IshaanDesai/coupled-heat-conduction/blob/main/macro-heat-cond.py) why this feature is needed

> Can you elaborate or point to a more specific place? Looking at the code I don't directly see the reason (I only looked very quickly and carelessly, though). Sure,...

Some initial trials of changing the main API class name from `Interface` to `SolverInterface` shed light on the following issue: The class `SolverInterface` already exists as the wrapper `cppclass`: https://github.com/precice/python-bindings/blob/85245af97288c54b53d8ce26067408218aa99a0d/cyprecice/SolverInterface.pxd#L6-L12...

> In principle, yes, but the even better solution would be the move the documentations into a folder `docs` and render it on the website. Similar, to how we treat...

> @BenjaminRodenberg Actually the README is fine, the problem is that when you install the binding through the website, you're told that `pip install` is enough, which is not neccesarily...

Currently, the case of a Lid-driven Cavity with a flexible bottom is being pursued and the adapter is being modified accordingly for the FSI case on this branch: https://github.com/precice/fluent-adapter/tree/update_fluent_19_5_R3. The...

> You could use the [MBDyn tutorial](https://github.com/precice/mbdyn-adapter/tree/master/tutorials/cavityFSI) as a coupling partner. Good idea! Just went through the MBDyn tutorial and I can basically replace OpenFOAM with Fluent and try to...

* The adapter on this branch: https://github.com/precice/fluent-adapter/tree/update_fluent_19_5_R3 is at a state where manually copying the `libprecice.so` during installation is no longer necessary. * Manually copying the C language bindings is...

@mtree22 its really unfortunate to hear that Fluent cannot point to another Boost installation. I do not have immediate ideas on how we can tackle this but I also dont...

Hi @mtree22, We worked on this adapter some time ago and were able to get to a semi-working state. Back then we were working with FLUENT `19.5 R3`. There were...