5.2.18. Output options (1)¶
Value |
Explanation |
(D=7)
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Option to specify output information in file(6). The notes followed by this table give the meanings of the category codes. See Section 4.8 for the detailed information on the categories.
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=0
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I
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=1
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I, II
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=2
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I, III
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=3
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I, IV
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=4
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I, II, III
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=5
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I, II, IV
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=6
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I, III, IV
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=7
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I, II, III, IV, VI
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=8
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I, II, III, IV, V, VI
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Value |
Explanation |
(D=0)
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Option to output numbers assigned to user-defined constants c \(i\) to file(6)(D=phits.out). Up to the number of settings specified by ncvalout are output in the order in which they are read from set: definitions. If the same c \(i\) is set multiple times, each setting is subject to output.
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Value |
Explanation |
(D=0)
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Number of warning messages output when the recovery of lost particles succeeds.
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Value |
Explanation |
(D=0)
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Option to output the line number, the subroutine and file names where error or warning message is written in the source program.
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=0
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No output.
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=1
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Output the information. For example, —L:22332/R:param/F:read02.f indicates that the error (or warning) message is written at the 22332th line of read02.f, in subroutine param.
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Value |
Explanation |
(D=0)
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Debug option to check the last random number (possible slow down).
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=0
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rijkdmp.inp will not be created.
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=1
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The history random number is dumped into rijkdmp.inp file. The file is overwritten at each history so the last random number can be obtained at abnormal stop. For MPI parallelization case, multiple files rijkdmp***.inp can be obtained, where *** is the PE number. This option is not compatible with OpenMP.
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