Pedro Gomes

The developer who worked on it was @frx-wintermute in #1951 A lot of those packages are header-only, not compiled libraries, if you use different versions than the ones we use...

It would not be necessary to tag volume elements but rather points (which is easier). In your case with Pointwise, how easy would it be to export a file with...

Are you setting the paths? If you do just `import SU2` does it work?

I think that defining these regions in separate files would be better. It would keep the mesh format intact and allow users to change the regions without regenerating the mesh....

Is that problem new @patelha57? Have you tried compiling with the bare minimum? No cgns, tecplot, any external library basically.

Our multizone implementation is terrible convergence-wise.

@ChristianBauerEng can you try to export a list of points for an example region so that we can pick a suitable format for the file?

Thank you for the detective work @yiren6 :+1: We may need to consider changing the extension for OSX or create a symbolic link during the installation process. @patelha57 can you...

Have you tried the Newton-Krylov approach in SU2? Boostconv sounds like Newton-Krylov. Our limitation with NK at the moment is that we don't have a good linear preconditioner to converge...

We already have filediffs, this is not blocked by any PR