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TABPRT
Formatted table printer
Remarks:
1. If OPT2 = 4, then CSUPER entries are written on the punch file according to OPT1.
Field 2 (SEID) is selected by OPT1. Field 3 will be 0. All other data fields contain
the sorted list of grid points for either the selected superelement (OPT1 > 0) or the
residual structure (OPT1 ≤ 0). Continuation mnemonics are generated in the form
+xxxxyyy where xxxx is the left-adjusted SEID and yyy is a right-adjusted record
count. Two examples are shown below.
TABPRT EMAP//’SEMAP’/1/4 $
TABPRT EMAP//’SEMAP’/-100/4 $
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
CSUPER 1 0 11 13 14
CSUPER 100 0 1 3 4 11 13 14
21 24 31 34 51 53 54 61
64 71 74 230 330 630 730
2. If OPT2 = 0,3 or 5 and TIMSIZ is supplied, then TABPRT will produce an
estimation printout for each superelement except the residual structure. The
equations used along with the semiempirical constants are printed as well as
dominant CPU time estimates, space estimates, and wall clock estimates. The user
is cautioned that these estimates will be valid only for “large” superelements and
should be adjusted for anomalous characteristics.
Estimate totals are also provided at the end of the SEMAP printout. If ESTDATA
is also supplied, then the constants of the estimating equations are adjusted. This
technique is described on the Bulk Data entry DTI,ESTDATA.
3. Under Format 1, the generic data block name is used, but the actual DMAP name
for the same or equivalent information is also acceptable. For example, in the
superelement solution sequence data blocks BGPDTS, CSTMS, EQEXINS, and
GPLS are created and may be printed with TABPRT. If ‘FINDIT’ (default) is
specified, the KEY will be taken from the header of the data block.