problem solving a shell

Hoi Borja

the problem is that I didnot use standard unit for the result file.
In the command file you and I use:

IMPR_RESU(FORMAT='MED',
UNITE=21, # <--- 1)
RESU=_F(MAILLAGE=meshinit,
RESULTAT=modes,
NOM_CHAM='DEPL',),);

ie. UNITE=21 for the result file. Default this is of type rmed, unit 80. The settings from ASTK are displayed in your message file:

Copying results

compressing glob.1 [ OK ]
compressing pick.1 [ OK ]
copying .../glob.1.gz [ OK ]
copying .../pick.1.gz [ OK ]
copying .../fort.8 [ OK ]
copying .../fort.6 [ OK ]
copying .../fort.80 [FAILED] <--- 2)
Exit code : 1

So you can either change the rmed unit to 21 in ASTK, or better, change the UNITE in the command file to 80.

The file units in <--- 1) and <--- 2) should be equal.
Hope that helps.

kind regards - kees<br /><br />Post edited by: Kees Wouters, at: 2010/02/24 11:31

Hoi Borja

the file numbers in the command file and the numbers in ASTK are linked. Eg. the result file in the command file is defined as:

IMPR_RESU(FORMAT='MED',UNITE=80, RESU=_F(MAILLAGE=meshinit,RESULTAT=modes,NOM_CHAM='DEPL',),)

So the unit(e) of file number is 80.
In ASTK you define the result mesh file, eg. resdyn.med. The number in the LU in ASTK needs to be 80 also.


Have a look at the export file that is generated by ASTK:
......
F mail /cae/caexample/test/shell22.med D 20 &lt;

---

F comm /cae/caexample/test/shelldyn.comm D 1
F resu /cae/caexample/test/shelldyn.resu.med R 8
F mess /cae/caexample/test/shelldyn.mess R 6
F erre /cae/caexample/test/shelldyn.erre R 9
R base /cae/caexample/test/shelldyn.base R 0
F rmed /cae/caexample/test/resdyn.med R 80 &lt;

---

F resu /cae/caexample/test/masse.txt R 22
......

You see the file names and unit numbers. You see in the indicated line &lt;

---

:
F: file
rmed: 'type' of file
/cae/caexample/test/resdyn.med: directory and filename
R: write this file
80: file unit number, should be equal to UNITE=80 IMPR_RESU


For input files the same is valid:
meshinit=LIRE_MAILLAGE(
... FORMAT='MED', # 'MED' is default, may be omitted
... UNITE=20, # 20 is default, may be omitted
... INFO=1,); # 1 is default, may be omitted

F: file
med: 'type' of file
/cae/caexample/test/shell22.med: directory
D: read this file
20: file unit number, should be equal to UNITE=20 in the LIRE_MAILLAGE command.

See for ASTK figure below. Did not work out first time.

Now ASTK-Aster uses a lot of default names and numbers. For input mesh files *.med the default UNITE is 20. So you may omit this number in the command file. ASTK will give this number automaticly in the LU column.
The same goes for result files. If you write the results to type rmed, the default UNITE=80.

kind regards - kees<br /><br />Post edited by: Kees Wouters, at: 2010/02/25 14:39

[img size=150][/img]