makemblock.cpp File Reference

#include <stdio.h>
#include "makeflo.h"

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Functions
void	checkError (const char *errCode)
void	printUsage (const char *why)
int	main (int argc, char *argv[])

Variables
makefloParam	parameters

Function Documentation

void checkError

(

const char *

errCode

)

Definition at line 62 of file makemblock.cpp.

                                     {
  if (errCode==NULL) return; //No problem
  fprintf(stderr,"FATAL ERROR! %s\n",errCode);
  exit(1);
}

int main	(	int	argc,
		char *	argv[]
	)

Definition at line 93 of file makemblock.cpp.

References blocks, buildFaces(), checkError(), printUsage(), blockConsumer::read(), readBoundaries(), replaceExtention(), makefloParam::skipAxis, splitBlocks(), makefloParam::topologyOnly, and writeMblock().

{
//Parse the command line arguments
        if (argc<4) printUsage("Not enough command-line arguments");
        int curArg=1;

        while (argv[curArg][0]=='-') {
                if (0==strcmp(argv[curArg],"-2D")) {
                        parameters.skipAxis=2; //Don't bother about the z axis.
                        curArg++;
                }
                else if (0==strcmp(argv[curArg],"-top")) {
                        parameters.topologyOnly=1; //Only write .bblk
                        curArg++;
                }
                else
                        printUsage("Unrecongized parameter");
        }

        if (curArg+3!=argc) printUsage("Too many arguments");
        const char *inMesh=argv[curArg+0];
        string inpFile=replaceExtention(argv[curArg+0],".inp");
        int nPieces=atoi(argv[curArg+1]);
        const char *outMesh=argv[curArg+2];
        
        vector<block *> blocks;
        
//Read the blocks of the mesh
        { //<- scoping block so r's destructor gets called
                blockReader r(blocks);
                checkError(r.read(inMesh));
                printf("Mesh file read successfully.\n");
        }
        
//Read the boundary conditions
        checkError(readBoundaries(blocks,inpFile.c_str()));
        printf("Boundary conditions read successfully.\n");
        
//Split the blocks (for greater parallelism)
        checkError(splitBlocks(blocks,nPieces));
        printf("Split blocks for %d PEs (%d blocks generated).\n",nPieces,blocks.size());       

//Build the block faces & associate all shared nodes
        buildFaces(blocks,false);
        printf("Nodes matched successfully.\n");
        
//Write out the blocks
        checkError(writeMblock(blocks,outMesh));
        printf("Block files written successfully\n");
        return 0;
}

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void printUsage

(

const char *

why

)

Definition at line 68 of file makemblock.cpp.

References MAKEFLO_VERSION.

{
        printf("Usage: makemblock \n"
          "     <.grd, or .msh mesh; and .inp and .bc file> \n"
          "     <# output chunks> <output file prefix>\n"
          "  Makemblock reads a mesh (first parameter) and boundary condition\n"
          "(.inp) list, partitions the mesh into the requested number of\n"
          "chunks, and writes out mblock input files.\n"
          "  The mesh formats supported are:\n"
          "<*.grd>  A Gridgen ASCII double-precision mesh description\n"
          "<*.msh>  A double-precision binary Rocflo mesh file\n"
          "<*.hdf>  A double-precision 3D HDF mesh file\n"
          "<*.mblk> A double-precision 3D Mblock mesh file\n"
          "  When the mesh consists of multiple files, give only the name of\n"
          "the first file (e.g., 'tstflo_001.hdf').  The number of blocks and\n"
          "numeric format will be automatically determined.\n"
          "Part of the Charm++ Tools.  Version " MAKEFLO_VERSION "\n"
        ); 
        if (why!=NULL)
                printf("Exiting> %s\n",why);
        exit(1);
}

Variable Documentation

makefloParam parameters

Definition at line 91 of file makemblock.cpp.