Directory: ${PENCIL_HOME}/samples/most-modules SVN Id: $Id$ Maintainer: Axel Brandenburg <brandenb/nordita[dot]org> Dhrubaditya Mitra <dhruba.mitra/gmail[dot]com> Matthias Rheinhardt <mreinhardt/nordita[dot]org> Wladimir Lyra <wladimir.lyra/gmail[dot]com> Natalia Babkovskaia <nbabkovskaia/gmail[dot]com> Philippe Bourdin <pc/bourdin[dot]ch> Boris Dintrans <boris.dintrans/gmail[dot]com> Anders Johansen <anders/astro[dot]lu.se> Nils E.L. Haugen <Nils.E.Haugen/gmail[dot]com> Tobias Heinemann <tobias.heinemann/gmail[dot]com> Julien Savre <juliensavre/gmail[dot]com> Chao-Chin Yang <ccyang/ua[dot]edu> Jörn Warnecke <joern[dot]warnecke/gmail[dot]com> Sven Bingert <sven[dot]bingert/gwdg[dot]de> Added: 13-Jan-2007 Status: succeeds # One of [succeeds|failing since <date>|obsolete| ...] Recommended resolution: 128x128x128 (nu=eta=1.3e-3) Comments: Use as many physics modules as possible; together with samples/no-modules, this constitutes the minimal set of auto-tests. The ultimate auto-test: Evolves chiral passive scalars with the occasional supernova explosion in the planetary dust, and of course all of this with mean-field MHD, radiative transfer and self-gravity. It took some time to tune this such that it passes one Euler step at dt=1e-20. A time step of 1e-19 is already way too large... This now works, but with lots of smaller changes to the code that will get checked in next. Expect the next ~ 10 commits to contain questions like `Anders, is this OK?', `Tony, please check', etc. This test complements the no-modules test, but the two don't cover all modules we have. The next thing to do is to create a coverage report and check which important .f90 files are still missing. Then we can add `some-modules-1' and maybe `some-modules-2' to have a close-to-complete set of four tests. Fred: added non-zero entropy to start.in such that the ISM temperature is 10^4 K instead of 10^{-1} K. The timestep therefore increases to ~1e-4 from ~1e-20, without crashing. Increased the number of iterations to 5 rather than 1 to allow sensitivity to more changes to the code.