Andrew Davis

@Shimwell if you're viewing the BREP afterwards with FreeCAD you will see that it is one volume, but underlying in the BREP file it remains seperate, its just the FreeCAD...

I think its that FreeCAD hasn't been told how to interpret it, in fact there is a bit of a lack of dedicated BREP viewers in general.

I for one would love to see the code :) I'm always interested in some GPU stuff

When @shimwell see's this he'll be giddy :) There are a slew of benefits, one of them is automatic production of containers after merge, that was always true in Travis...

What you're proposing could either mean rebuilding the total cross section every collision, or every history, or every simulation in inverse order of cost. It should be reproducible, but what...

It's somewhat worrying that roundoff is accruing at such a rate though none the less. If @Shimwell was seeing oscilations in the 14th and 15th SF I would agree with...

So whilst they are different in value, they are statistically equivalent, I would expect given what @gridley said, as you increase the number of histories the difference will move more...

Yes, brining on ADVANTG or similar would be beneficial, however it does come with complications. the 'seamless' part of ADVANTG is a package called LAVA which is the MCNP interoperability...

Building on Windows 1) Install Cmake for Windows 2) Install Git for Windows 3) Install Visual Studio15 4) Install HDF5 - now requires signup but there is native windows installer...

I managed to get the number of errors down to about 115, which is two functions in the hdf5_interface. It seems like windows hdf5 doesn't like the hid_t datatype for...