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Outputs
This page describes various data formats and options for storing simulation snapshots. For simulation logs recording, for example, performance, load balancing, and memory consumption, see Simulation Logs.
Related options: --hdf5
Other related parameters: none
Typically, the simulation output interval is controlled by
OUTPUT_STEP,
OUTPUT_DT, or the timetable
Input__DumpTable
depending on
OPT__OUTPUT_MODE.
One can also enforce output by creating a file named
DUMP_GAMER_DUMP
(e.g., using touch DUMP_GAMER_DUMP
) in the same
directory as the executable gamer
. The program will check the existence
of this file after every root-level update. If it is detected,
the program will output data (assuming at least one of the output options described
on this page is enabled) and delete the file DUMP_GAMER_DUMP
.
Note that this functionality is supported only when the runtime parameter
OPT__MANUAL_CONTROL
is on.
Getting Started
User Guide
- Installation
- Running the Code
- Adding New Simulations
- Runtime Parameters
- MPI and OpenMP
- GPU
- Physics Modules
- Outputs
- Simulation Logs
- Data Analysis
- In Situ Python Analysis
- Test Problems
- Troubleshooting
Advanced Topics
Developer Guide