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June 24, 2005, 12:25 |
resume and run fluent for another timestep via a c
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Hi all,
i use fluent along with tcl scripting to run and execute my simulations. What i do is run fluent in the background from a journal file: nohup fluent 2d -i inputfile >& outputfile & my script then waits for the outputfile to be produced and checked for errors before continuing. i leave fluent open in the background. So it is possible to do the following? After doing some post-processing on the output files (via tcl) resume the already running fluent and increase the timestep and/or iterations. so does anyone know if a different journal file, say inputfile2, can resume and run fluent for another timestep via a command line? many thanks, greg |
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June 29, 2005, 18:44 |
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or if initial jou file can have certain command that can read some text commands from script-generated files,(assuming tcl-script generates a file with SCHEME commands stating new timesteps/iterations etc.)
Interesting to know the ans |
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June 30, 2005, 06:01 |
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i managed to get it sorted, i just piped the output to a file which i then check for errors before proceding:
catch {exec nohup fluent 2d -i greg2.jou > output2.out 2>&a2} output2 |
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