SPLITMQ Version 1.0

Authors: Fred Martin, Jeff Slotnick, Jim Greathouse, Stuart Rogers

Synopsis

splitmq

Description

The SPLITMQ program reads a PLOT3D/OVERFLOW solution file and creates a new PLOT3D/OVERFLOW solution file consisting of any combiniation of subsets of the original input solution file. The input solution file can be single- or multiple-zone, The output solution file is always a multiple-zone file. The program uses dynamic memory allocation and requires only enough memory for the largest of the output subsets.

Input

The SPLITMQ program reads from the standard input the following records, until it encounters an end-of-file:


input-solution-filename
output-solution-filename
nz(1)   jb(1) je(1) ji(1)  kb(1) ke(1) ki(1)  lb(1) le(1) li(1)
nz(2)   jb(2) je(2) ji(2)  kb(2) ke(2) ki(2)  lb(2) le(2) li(2)
nz(3)   jb(3) je(3) ji(3)  kb(3) ke(3) ki(3)  lb(3) le(3) li(3)
nz(4)   jb(4) je(4) ji(4)  kb(4) ke(4) ki(1)  lb(4) le(4) li(4)
. . .
. . .

EOF

The first two lines are the names of the input and output solution files, respectively, and subsequent lines each describe a subset of the input solution to be included in the output file. Each subset is described with a zone number, and beginning, ending, increments for each of the three computational indices. Negative beginning and ending indices are allowed; they are translated as: jb = jmax + 1 + jb, where jmax is the number of j-planes in the current zone. Thus jb=-1 is translates to jb=jmax.

SPLITMQ Version 1.0

Synopsis

Description

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