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[Behrooz Ferdowsi <ferdosi@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dear members of YADE community,

Thank you all for your kind responses and attention, especially dear
Emanuele and Feng!

I am currently working with the TRUBAL code, and I think with the current
situation of development of the coupled fluid-DEM YADE,
It would be better for me to concentrate on myself works and coding,
although working with the TRUBAL is unusually time-consuming because of the
lack of any help documents about the structure of the code. Meanwhile, I
would be so grateful if any updated version of the YADE regarding the
coupled coding with fluid (even incomplete) be available.

Yours truly,
Behrooz Ferdowsi
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Amirkabir University of Technology (Tehran Polytechnics)
Tehran, Iran.



2009/11/3 Václav Šmilauer <eudoxos@xxxxxxxx>

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> From: Jerome Duriez <jerome.duriez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: "Václav Šmilauer" <eudoxos@xxxxxxxx>
> Date: Tue, 03 Nov 2009 10:38:28 +0100
> Subject: Re: [Yade-dev] Is it possible to run Coupled-Fluid-DEM modeling
> with the current version of YADE?
> I accept Vaclav's criticisms. I planned indeed to commit my code, but
> surely not "RIGHT NOW". I hope to have time to spend on it in a few weeks
> (after the defense of my PhD), for maybe a commit under the Christmas tree,
> after surely some days/weeks of nervous breakdowns because of the difference
> between the current version and mine I modified a little...
> (to the question : why did you not regularly update => because, by doing
> so, I would have lost my .xml saves)
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> Jerome
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> Václav Šmilauer a écrit :
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>>  I'm working with Bruno Chareyre on coupling fluid&DEM, in the university
>>> of Grenoble.
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>> Guys, are we ever going to see some code in the repository? I know it is
>> in development, but that is exactly what bzr is for. If you don't work
>> with trunk, just create completely separate branch based on 0.12 or
>> whatever else and work there; keep the code public.
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>> The unwritten law of open-source is that unless there are contributions,
>> the project stagnates and dies. You (Jerome, Bruno, Vincent and others)
>> complain about lack of project leadership ("dedicated research engineer
>> to boost Yade development" on the wiki), but it has to start from the
>> small things like this.
>>
>> During last 3 years, I was fixing things I needed for my thesis, and I
>> was commiting the code. I could have used local version and modify it
>> just for me as well, but would that be useful for the project? If you
>> are happy with what I did, do the same and give your code back as well.
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>> Sorry for being harsh, but this state of affairs makes me sad.
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>> Howgh.
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