Q. I need to specify the partition mode as "User specified direction" of "1 0 0". I can do this in using the CFXSolver GUI mode, but I don't know how to define it when running the CFX solver from the command line.
How can I input the partition information through the command line?
A. This must be done by having the cfx5solve command read a CCL file. It is possible to invoke some of the methods by putting in the flag 'part-mode <mode>, where <mode> is one of the methods. The User Direction method cannot be invoked in that fashion.
An example CCL file (userDirPart.ccl) should contain:
EXECUTION CONTROL:
PARTITIONER STEP CONTROL:
PARTITIONING TYPE:
Option = User Specified Direction
Partitioning Direction = 1.0,0.0,0.0
END
END
END
An example command line syntax would then be:
cfx5solve -def <mydefile> -part 2 -ccl userDirPart.ccl
You can see a full list of the cfx5solve command line options by typing:
cfx5solve -help
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Q. I need to specify the partition mode as "User specified direction" of "1 0 0". I can do this in using the CFXSolver GUI mode, but I don't know how to define it when running the CFX solver from the command line. How can I input the partition information through the command line? A. This must be done by having the cfx5solve command read a CCL file. It is possible to invoke some of the methods by putting in the flag `part-mode <mode>, where <mode> is one of the methods. The User Direction method cannot be invoked in that fashion. An example CCL file (userDirPart.ccl) should contain: EXECUTION CONTROL: PARTITIONER STEP CONTROL: PARTITIONING TYPE: Option = User Specified Direction Partitioning Direction = 1.0,0.0,0.0 END END END An example command line syntax would then be: cfx5solve -def <mydefile> -part 2 -ccl userDirPart.ccl You can see a full list of the cfx5solve command line options by typing: cfx5solve -help |
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