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~SRAC/tool/lmmake/lmmk/lmmk.sh, which is made by the installer.
(d) Specify an appropriate burn-up chain library data that is used in burn-up calculation. [cf. Sect.
3.3 ]. Available burn-up chain data files (text data) are stored in ~SRAC/lib/burnlibT/.
(e) All useful output files except PDS is stored in the directory specified here.
(f) Give arbitrary case name for current calculation process. This case name has no relation to the
case name specified in SRAC input data ‘CASENAME’ in Sect.2.2. The case name here is used
to name output files, PDS files, and work directories described below [ (h), (j), (n)~(q) ].
Therefore, too long name or name including inappropriate characters as file name should be
avoided.
(g) Specify an existing user’s directory, in which PDS files are created.
(h) Empty PDS files (=directories) are made here. In this sample, full path directory name of
MACRO file is ‘/home/okumura/Job/Mypds/Test-1/MACRO’.
(i) A load module of SRAC is specified here by full path name. In this sample, it is:
‘/home/Administrator/SRAC/bin/SRAC.100m’.
(j) The Unix command ‘date’ with format parameters gives current date and time
as ’Dec25.11.22.33’ (11h. 22m. 33s. on Christmas). This expression may be different by
environment of user’s system. The expression is connected to name of output file. If it is
inappropriate on the system or dislikable, change it.
(k) The SRAC code is executed in the directory specified here. In this case, it is:
‘/home/okumura/SRACtmp.Test-1.Dec25.11.22.33’
Don’t remove this directory during SRAC executing. Some scratch files may be made in it.
(l) The burn-up chain data specified in (d) is allocated to the 50th device.
(m) The file ‘kintab.dat’ is a binary data including the Bickley function table used by PIJ, which is
made by the installer @PunchMe.
(n) Set this line active (erase # in the first column), if plot option is used by PIJ or PEACO (cf.
Sec.1.11, Sect.2.4 and 2.12). Plot data is stored on the 89th file. It is portable among machines,
because it is a normal text file (PostScript file).
(o) Set this line active, when option for burn-up calculation is used (IC20=1 in Sect.2.2), and if
summary table of burn-up calculation results is necessary.
(p) Major calculated results are printed on the file of 99th device, but not on the standard output file.
Name of the file in this case is:
‘/home/okumura/Job/Myoutput/Test-1.SFT99. Dec25.11.22.33’.
(q) The name of the standard output file is set here as same as above (not SFT99 but SFT06).
Information on progress of calculation and/or error messages are printed on this file. The user
may browse it during SRAC execution but he must not edit and save it.
(r) The UNIX command ‘cat’ has a function to display files. Here, it is used to give the load module
a standard input data of SRAC starting from next line to the line before ‘END_DATA’ [ See
(u) ].
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