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Some RADIOSS 9x extensions were modified: Runname_run#.lis becomes Runname_run#.out Runname_nnnn.out becomes Runname_nnnn.sty
run#: RADIOSS run number (four digits) from 0000 to 9999 cpu #: number of processors (four digits) cpu # = 0000 = SMP RADIOSS Version cpu # = 0001 to 9999 = SPMD RADIOSS Version C: restart letter (see /RFILE option in the RADIOSS Engine manual) |
RADIOSS format 10.0 is based on 10x extension.
run# : RADIOSS run number (four digits) from 0000 to 9999 cpu # : number of processors (four digits) cpu # = 0000 = SMP RADIOSS Version cpu # = 0001 to 9999 = MPP (SPMD) RADIOSS Version C: restart letter (see /RFILE option in the RADIOSS Engine manual) In case of Single Input File, Engine options can be added into Starter file. See Single Input File for details. |
The input format (V41, V44, V51, V90, and so on) corresponds to the format of the RADIOSS input data file, whose name is RunnameD00 for input formats up to V44 or Runname_0000.rad for input formats coming from V51 or higher. For input formats up to V44, the input format is declared at the first line of the Starter input file. This conforms to the version of the input manual. For input formats from V51 onwards, the input format is declared in the keyword /BEGIN, which must be the first uncommented line after the line: #RADIOSS Starter. For every new RADIOSS main release (V41, V44, V51, V90, and so on), a new input manual is provided, which presents the characteristics of the new input format, and information on new keywords. By ascending compatibility, a RunnamD00 or Runname_0000.rad file conforming to a given manual will be read normally by the next RADIOSS release (but not the opposite). For instance, a file with format V41 will be read normally by V44 of RADIOSS, while a file with format V42 can not be used with V41. In this last case, an error message is given by RADIOSS Starter: ** ERROR IN INPUT FORMAT INPUT VERSION 42 IS NOT SUPPORTED |