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| − | [[Ants]] is | + | [[Ants]] is executed using the command line. The basic syntax is <code>ants [OPTIONS] INPUT-FILE</code> (Linux) or <code>ants.exe [OPTIONS] INPUT-FILE</code> (Windows). Additional parameters for OPTIONS may be given as |
| − | -c --cerberus | + | -c --cerberus use coupled calculation mode with Cerberus |
| − | -h --help | + | -h --help print this help and exit |
| − | -l --list-input switch on printing of parsed input cards | + | -l --list-input switch on printing of parsed input cards |
| − | --omp NUM | + | --omp NUM set number of OpenMP threads |
| − | -p --port | + | -p --port NUM port number to be used with coupled calculation mode with Cerberus |
| − | -v --version | + | --sparse-cram use sparse CRAM solver |
| + | --new-cram use new CRAM solver | ||
| + | --test-only run only numerics tests | ||
| + | -v --version print version information and exit | ||
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| + | If <code>--omp</code> is omitted, default number of OpenMP threads is used. Therefore, single thread execution is obtained with <code>--omp 1</code> option. The <code>--new-cram</code> is only used together with <code>--sparse-cram</code>. | ||
[[Category:Ants]] | [[Category:Ants]] | ||
[[Category:Running manuals]] | [[Category:Running manuals]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:38, 4 February 2024
Ants is executed using the command line. The basic syntax is ants [OPTIONS] INPUT-FILE (Linux) or ants.exe [OPTIONS] INPUT-FILE (Windows). Additional parameters for OPTIONS may be given as
-c --cerberus use coupled calculation mode with Cerberus
-h --help print this help and exit
-l --list-input switch on printing of parsed input cards
--omp NUM set number of OpenMP threads
-p --port NUM port number to be used with coupled calculation mode with Cerberus
--sparse-cram use sparse CRAM solver
--new-cram use new CRAM solver
--test-only run only numerics tests
-v --version print version information and exit
If --omp is omitted, default number of OpenMP threads is used. Therefore, single thread execution is obtained with --omp 1 option. The --new-cram is only used together with --sparse-cram.
