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File I/O and Visualization<br />

http://www.icp.uni-stuttgart.de<br />

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No general <strong>ESPResSo</strong>-format<br />

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What should be s<strong>to</strong>red in the file?<br />

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Particle positions, box size<br />

Interactions, Tcl variables?<br />

No real checkpointing<br />

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It is not clear what belongs <strong>to</strong> the<br />

state of the simulation<br />

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e.g. RNG state, number of tasks, …<br />

Blockfile format<br />

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Allows <strong>to</strong> write specified blocks of<br />

information<br />

blockfile $f write particles<br />

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Visualize best with VMD<br />

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Off-line<br />

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On-line<br />

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Recommended: Create VTF files<br />

writevsf <strong>to</strong> output the structure<br />

in<strong>to</strong> the VTF file<br />

writevcf <strong>to</strong> output a configuration<br />

in<strong>to</strong> the VTF file<br />

Can also create PSF and PDB<br />

VMD has a pro<strong>to</strong>col for on-line<br />

visualization<br />

In general, off-line is more useful<br />

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Can read in these blocks<br />

blockfile $f read au<strong>to</strong><br />

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Jump in<strong>to</strong> the main loop needs<br />

<strong>to</strong> be done manually<br />

Olaf Lenz<br />

<strong>Introduction</strong><br />

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