A 'ADStateful' is not a registered object.

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Dear mooseusers,

I try to run an example, it shows the objects not registered.

The example is:
[Mesh]
type = GeneratedMesh
dim = 1
[]

[Variables]
[./dummy]
[../]
[]

[Kernels]
[./diff]
type = ADMatDiffusion
variable = dummy
diffusivity = dummy_prop
[../]
[]

[Materials]
[./matprop]
type = ADStateful
property_name = dummy_prop
[../]
[]

[Executioner]
type = Transient
num_steps = 1
[]

[Outputs]
exodus = true
[]

the error is : A 'ADStateful' is not a registered object.

I am writing to ask is there some modules not included when I compile moose?

my makefile is:

###############################################################################
################### MOOSE Application Standard Makefile #######################
###############################################################################

Optional Environment variables

MOOSE_DIR - Root directory of the MOOSE project

###############################################################################

Use the MOOSE submodule if it exists and MOOSE_DIR is not set

MOOSE_SUBMODULE := $(CURDIR)/moose
ifneq ($(wildcard $(MOOSE_SUBMODULE)/framework/Makefile),)
MOOSE_DIR ?= $(MOOSE_SUBMODULE)
else
MOOSE_DIR ?= $(shell dirname pwd)/moose
endif

framework

FRAMEWORK_DIR := $(MOOSE_DIR)/framework
include $(FRAMEWORK_DIR)/build.mk
include $(FRAMEWORK_DIR)/moose.mk

################################## MODULES ####################################

To use certain physics included with MOOSE, set variables below to

yes as needed. Or set ALL_MODULES to yes to turn on everything (overrides

other set variables).

ALL_MODULES := no

CHEMICAL_REACTIONS := no
CONTACT := no
ELECTROMAGNETICS := no
EXTERNAL_PETSC_SOLVER := no
FLUID_PROPERTIES := no
FSI := no
FUNCTIONAL_EXPANSION_TOOLS := no
GEOCHEMISTRY := no
HEAT_TRANSFER := no
LEVEL_SET := no
MISC := no
NAVIER_STOKES := no
OPTIMIZATION := no
PERIDYNAMICS := no
PHASE_FIELD := yes
POROUS_FLOW := no
RAY_TRACING := no
REACTOR := no
RDG := no
RICHARDS := no
SOLID_MECHANICS := yes
STOCHASTIC_TOOLS := no
THERMAL_HYDRAULICS := no
XFEM := yes

include $(MOOSE_DIR)/modules/modules.mk
###############################################################################

dep apps

APPLICATION_DIR := $(CURDIR)
APPLICATION_NAME := puppy
BUILD_EXEC := yes
GEN_REVISION := no
include $(FRAMEWORK_DIR)/app.mk

###############################################################################

Additional special case targets should be added here

Thank you for your help.

Best regards,
Xiao

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[GiudGiud]

Hello

ADStateful is a moose test object. It is not supposed to be used in calculations outside of tests.
It is not part of any module. It can be included but it's a bit of work and not just in the Makefile.
Maybe just move it to your app if you need it (and change the register object call in the source file)

Guillaume

[zxj19910214]

Dear Guillaume,

Thank you for answering. I still have one question; recently, I tried to run a test from others, and it has some errors for missing files.
fatal error: ADCZMComputeLocalTractionTotalBase.h: No such file or directory
fatal error: ADSingleVariableReturnMappingSolution.h: No such file or directory

is this the file not compiled from the beginning of installing the software? I could find these files in the moose class index

Thank you for your help in this.
Best regards,
Xiao