hd: fix NBody>1 & NBodyMod=1 WAMIT2 bug #1480
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Some arrays in WAMIT2 were not initialized to the correct dimensions for multiple WAMIT bodies in the second order files.
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@luwang00, could you review this? |
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Feature or improvement description
An outside user reported issues with a multibody potential flow HydroDyn model with a .12d input file. We traced this to some arrays in WAMIT2 were not initialized to the correct dimensions for multiple WAMIT bodies in the second order files.
Related issue, if one exists
None
Impacted areas of the software
HydroDyn 2nd order potential flow only (WAMIT2)
Additional supporting information
This bug was introduced in v2.5.0 when flexible multibody hydrodynamics was introduced.
Test results, if applicable
We have no publicly sharable models available that demonstrate this issue.