Hi,
I would like to perform simulations with LIGGGHTS using load balance. If I understood correctly from previous forum discussions, it seems this feature is implemented but it is currently not part of the public release :(
However, it seems from previous forum discussions too that it is possible to use this feature "at our own risk". Where do I find instructions for compiling/using load balance with LIGGGHTS?
Thanks so much in advance!
Best
Eric
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ckloss | Tue, 02/19/2013 - 00:43
>>Where do I find
>>Where do I find instructions for compiling/using load balance with LIGGGHTS?
see here: node/1528
Cheers
Christoph