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<strong>Suprem</strong>-<strong>III</strong> User´s Manual<br />
39. Savefile Statement<br />
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The SAVEFILE statement is used to save either the current structure being processed, the physical and<br />
model coefficients being used, or both.<br />
SAVEFILE<br />
FILENAME= ( ALL | COEFFICI | STRUCTUR | EXPORT )<br />
[ FORMATTE ]<br />
Name Type Description<br />
---- ---- -----------<br />
ALL Log Specifies that both the structure information and the model coefficients<br />
are to be written to the specified file.<br />
(unit: )<br />
(default: false.)<br />
(synonym: )<br />
COEFFICI Log Specifies that the coefficient information is to be written to the specified<br />
file.<br />
(unit: )<br />
(default: false.)<br />
(synonym: )<br />
EXPORT Log Specifies that the structure information be written in export format for<br />
use by a post-processor or device simulation program such as SEDAN-<br />
II or PISCES-II<br />
(unit: )<br />
(default: false.)<br />
(synonym: )<br />
FILENAME Char The name of the file to which the specified information is to be written.<br />
(unit: )<br />
(default: )<br />
(synonym: NAME)<br />
FORMATTE Log Specifies that the information is to be formatted on output, if not specified<br />
then the information will be output will be unformatted or binary.<br />
(unit: )<br />
(default: false.)<br />
(synonym: )<br />
STRUCTUR Log Specifies that the information describing the current structure is to be<br />
written to the specified file.<br />
(unit: )<br />
(default: false.)<br />
(synonym: )<br />
The SAVEFILE statement saves two classes of information. One is class contains all of the physical and<br />
model parameters or coefficients used by the program. A file containing this information is used by the INITIAL-<br />
IZATION statement at the beginning of each processing sequence to initialize the program. The other class of information<br />
contains the physical structure and impurity distributions of the materials being simulated. There are two