GENIE Main - Revision history

GethinWilliams: GENIE:Main moved to GENIE Main

2008-03-26T14:27:06Z

2008-03-26T12:45:15Z

Run the Model

2008-03-26T12:44:36Z

The Future

2008-03-26T12:44:21Z

Run the Model

2008-03-26T12:43:27Z

Run the Model

2008-03-26T12:37:52Z

Default Settings

2008-03-26T12:37:26Z

Configuration Files

2008-03-26T12:34:36Z

Default Settings

2007-11-09T15:37:55Z

Source Code

2007-11-09T15:34:05Z

Source Code

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 ; '''config/*.xml''' : overrides to the vanilla settings.
 ; XSLT translation scripts in '''src/xml-config/xslt''' : to convert XML configuration information into namelist format for consumption by Fortran.
 '''NB'''.  For a limited time only, the old version, renamed to '''old_genie_example.job''' also exists.  This uses:

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	The key features of genie.f as of this date (09/11/2007) are summarised in a [[media:Flow-genie.png\|flow chart for genie.F]]. This is a PNG graphics file (SVG and JPG also available) created using the package ''understand for Fortran''.		The key features of genie.f as of this date (09/11/2007) are summarised in a [[media:Flow-genie.png\|flow chart for genie.F]]. This is a PNG graphics file (SVG and JPG also available) created using the package ''understand for Fortran''.
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−	~~==The Future==~~
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−	In the future, the way we store the compile- and run-time settings is likely to change. A rationalised format (most likely in XML) will enable a number of different applications to read these settings and launch GENIE in different environments.

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 The model is run (and can be compiled) through '''genie_example.job'''.  This BASH script makes use of other scripts, including:
 ; '''user.sh''' : containing the details of your local run-time setup.
 ; '''src/xml-config/xml/definition.xml''' : vanilla model settings.
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 '''NB'''.  For a limited time only, the old version, renamed to '''old_genie_example.job''' also exists.  This uses:
 ; '''user.sh''' : containing the details of your local run-time setup.
 ; '''runtime_defaults.sh''' : vanilla model settings.
-; '''*.config''' : most likely you will also make use of a config' file.  These are kept in genie-main/configs.
+; '''config/*.config''' : most likely you will also make use of a config' file.
 ; '''namelists.sh''' : translates your run-time settings into a format easily digested by Fortran (i.e. into namelists).

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	The model is run (and can be compiled) through '''genie_example.job'''. This BASH script makes use of other scripts, including:		The model is run (and can be compiled) through '''genie_example.job'''. This BASH script makes use of other scripts, including:
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		+	; '''user.sh''' : containing the details of your local run-time setup.
		+	; '''src/xml-config/xml/definition.xml''' : vanilla model settings.
		+	; '''config/*.xml''' : overrides to the vanilla settings.
		+	; XSLT translation scripts in '''src/xml-config/xslt''' : to convert XML configuration information into namelist format for consumption by Fortran.
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		+	'''NB'''. For a limited time only, the old version, renamed to '''old_genie_example.job''' also exists. This uses:

	; '''user.sh''' : containing the details of your local run-time setup.		; '''user.sh''' : containing the details of your local run-time setup.

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 GENIE has a number of compile-time and run-time settings.  The default values of these create what may be termed the ''vanilla'' model.  The default compile-time settings reside in the makefiles (primarily user.mak and makefile.arc).  The run-time defaults are listed in '''src/xml-config/xml/definition.xml'''.
-(Note that for a limited period, the old location for the default run-time settings also exists in parallel for backward compatibility--'''runtime_defaults.sh'''.)
+'''NB'''.  For a limited period, the old location for the default run-time settings also exists in parallel for backward compatibility--'''runtime_defaults.sh'''.
 ==Configuration Files==

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 ==Configuration Files==
-The repository contains a number of configuration files in the directory '''genie-main/configs'''.  Any compile-time or run-time default can be overridden in a config' file.  In this way we can morph the ''vanilla'' model into one of the numerous possible ''flavours'' of GENIE.
+The repository contains a number of XML configuration files in the directory '''genie-main/configs'''.  Any compile-time or run-time default can be overridden in a config' file.  In this way we can morph the ''vanilla'' model into one of the numerous possible ''flavours'' of GENIE.
 (The tests use special case config' files.  The filenames of these end with ''_test.config''.  Please do not edit these files.)

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 ==Default Settings==
-GENIE has a number of compile-time and run-time settings.  The default values of these create what may be termed the ''vanilla'' model.  The default compile-time settings reside in the makefiles (primarily user.mak and makefile.arc).  The run-time defaults are listed in '''runtime_defaults.sh''' as ''variable=value'' pairs.
+GENIE has a number of compile-time and run-time settings.  The default values of these create what may be termed the ''vanilla'' model.  The default compile-time settings reside in the makefiles (primarily user.mak and makefile.arc).  The run-time defaults are listed in '''src/xml-config/xml/definition.xml'''.
 ==Configuration Files==

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 (The files ''genie_ini_wrappers.f90'' and ''genie_loop_wrappers.f90'' serve to temporarily simplify genie.F and so aid a refactoring.)
 ==The Future==
 In the future, the way we store the compile- and run-time settings is likely to change.  A rationalised format (most likely in XML) will enable a number of different applications to read these settings and launch GENIE in different environments.