[gmx-developers] committed rigid body code

[Szilárd Páll]

Hi Adam,

In which repository do you want to see your changes? If you only
committed but not pushed, that  means that you have your commits in
you local repository (git is a distributed version control tool).

Note that with git, especially when implementing new features, one
would _always_ branch off! For more details on how to use git you
should ask google.

Although I'm not sure when/how is this feature supposed to be
included, I doubt that it is supposed to go straight into
4-5-release-patches where (as it's name says) _only_ patches on for
v4.5 code is supposed to go.

Cheers,
--
Szilárd



On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 4:48 PM, Adam Herbst <adh38 at cornell.edu> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I modified the code to allow a freeze group to be treated as rigid body in
> some dimension by setting "freezedim = R" in the .mdp file.  I checked out
> the "4-5-release-patches" branch and recommitted with the modified files.
>  How do I see my changes in the repository?
> Also, I am not sure I did it quite right.  I calculated the mass of the
> group on each thread by summing the first *mdatoms->homenr* elements of
> *mdatoms->massT*.  But I see in the pull code that the home atoms are found
> in a more complicated manner, using *dd->ga2la*.  Is there a reason I should
> use the latter method?  Thanks a lot,
> Adam
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