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Question #690655 on Yade changed:
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    Status: Needs information => Open

Rioual gave more information on the question:
Hello Jan,

>>
"In general it is possible e.g. to define a physical law ("the
equations") as an external C++ library independent of Yade, then you can
test it independently of Yade"

This is exactly my question: if i want to test my cpp and hpp programs independantly, 
to check that everything is computed correctly (doing tests and regular prints in between and so on), 
how is this possible ? 

Sorry if my question sounds a bit silly but i am not at ease with all
this,

Best regards,

Vincent

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----- Mail original -----
De: "Jan Stránský" <question690655@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
À: "Rioual François" <francois.rioual@xxxxxxxxx>
Envoyé: Mardi 12 Mai 2020 12:22:52
Objet: Re: [Question #690655]: Testing the implémentation of a new contact law

Your question #690655 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/690655

    Status: Open => Needs information

Jan Stránský requested more information:
Hello,

I am not sure if I got the point, could you please provide some more
background, ideas etc?

what is a problem with yade simulation?

In general it is possible e.g. to define a physical law ("the
equations") as an external C++ library independent of Yade, then you can
test it independently of Yade and in Yade you "just include it and wrap
it".

But the standard (and the easiest) way for testing IS yade simulations..
Could be very simple, like "one-interaction tests" = two particles with all blocked DOFs and prescribed velocities, just to test the most basic response.
Or a complex simulation (because the structural behavior may be very different from mere extrapolation of one-interaction tests)

cheers
Jan

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