Steady.C

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// MOOSE includes
#include "Steady.h"
#include "FEProblem.h"
#include "Factory.h"
#include "MooseApp.h"
#include "NonlinearSystem.h"
 
registerMooseObject("MooseApp", Steady);
 
InputParameters
Steady::validParams()
{
  InputParameters params = SteadyBase::validParams();
  params.addClassDescription("Executioner for steady-state simulations.");
  params += FEProblemSolve::validParams();
  return params;
}
 
Steady::Steady(const InputParameters & parameters) : SteadyBase(parameters), _feproblem_solve(*this)
{
  _fixed_point_solve->setInnerSolve(_feproblem_solve);
}
 
void
Steady::init()
{
  checkIntegrity();
  _problem.execute(EXEC_PRE_MULTIAPP_SETUP);
  _problem.initialSetup();
  _fixed_point_solve->initialSetup();
  _feproblem_solve.initialSetup();
}
 
void
Steady::checkIntegrity()
{
  // check to make sure that we don't have any time kernels in this simulation (Steady State)
  for (const auto & system : _feproblem_solve.systemsToSolve())
    if (system->containsTimeKernel())
      mooseError("You have specified time kernels in your steady-state simulation in system ",
                 system->name(),
                 " on the following variables: ",
                 Moose::stringify(system->timeKernelVariableNames()));
}