Cameron Smith

You're welcome. Until we have data that indicates which is better for solver, weighted (with proper stats) vs unit weights, I vote that this change goes into the core/develop branch....

Thank you for the update. Chef, as it exists currently in the SCOREC/core master branch (https://github.com/SCOREC/core/commit/8fdf6a77afbbe1108ec4b0527d5fe4bce1598942), uses non-unit weights when partitioning and balancing but the partition stats reported by parma...

At first glance, the assertion appears to be indicating that the 'vert' is not adjacent to the edge being evaluated. @mortezah, any thoughts on this?

Which version of SimModSuite was used to build the `convert` utility?

I built and ran the Simmetrix provided `meshSimModelerMeshingCase.cc` from the MeshSimAdvanced examples and hit an error when loading an `.smd` file created with SimModeler 8.0-190222 in `GM_load(...)`. The build used...

Yes. Change the following line: https://github.com/SCOREC/core/blob/56ce376bd341169e1847ac39aba57be3c06a902a/cmake/FindSimModSuite.cmake#L100 to `set(SIM_PARASOLID_VERSION 300)`.

@JaredCrean2 SimModeler 7.0-190604dev and SimModSuite 14.0-190617dev are a valid version combination. On scorec the modules for these are: ``` module load simmetrix/simModeler/7.0-190604dev module load gcc mpich pumi/develop-int32-shared-sim-4h5fi2k ``` I think...

Would you please rebase this branch on `develop`?

To build the Doxygen html pages locally do the following: ``` git clone [email protected]:SCOREC/core.git cd core mkdir buildCore cd buildCore ``` Create a script that calls cmake [following the instructions...

Thanks. I removed those lines and cleaned up the formatting a bit.