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| − | Several output files are generated by Aster, the most common are: | + | Several output files and a directory are generated by Aster, the most common are: |
* error file, *.err | * error file, *.err | ||
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| − | The interface between the input files, output files and Aster is called ASTK. There all the input and output files are defined. The types are defined, eg. mesh file. Whether the files will be read or written to. And the Fortran logical file number or unit number LU is defined | + | The interface between the input files, output files and Aster is called ASTK. There all the input and output files are defined. The types are defined, eg. mesh file. Whether the files will be read or written to. And the Fortran logical file number or unit number LU is defined. |
Revision as of 20:30, 7 March 2010
ASTK - Aster
[under construction - nearly empty box]
For the calculations we need two input files:
- mesh file, this has been discussed in the previous part
- command file, a list of commands for processing by Aster
Several output files and a directory are generated by Aster, the most common are:
- error file, *.err
- message file, *.mess
- results mesh file, with displacements, stresses, strains of the elements and nodes
- base folder, for storage intermediate results
The interface between the input files, output files and Aster is called ASTK. There all the input and output files are defined. The types are defined, eg. mesh file. Whether the files will be read or written to. And the Fortran logical file number or unit number LU is defined.
