Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Configuration

Timestamp:

09/24/12 11:13:00 (12 years ago)

Author:

jorisborgdorff

Comment:

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Configuration

@@ -10 +10 @@
 cxa.add_kernel('r', 'examples.simplejava.ConsoleWriter')
 }}}
+When using a C++ kernel without a Java interface, use the {{{muscle.core.standalone.NativeKernel}}} package. For an MPI executable, on a machine where mpiexec/mpirun can be called directly, use {{{muscle.core.standalone.MPIKernel}}}.
+
 To add properties, add them to the {{{env}}} hash of {{{cxa}}}:
 {{{
@@ -19 +21 @@
 cxa.env["cxa_path"] = File.dirname(__FILE__)
 }}}
-Properties that are only meant for a single submodel are prepended with the name and a colon (e.g., "submodelName:propertyName"). Other properties are global and will be used by all submodels.
+Properties that are only meant for a single submodel are prepended with the name and a colon (e.g., {{{"submodelName:propertyName"}}}). Other properties are global and will be used by all submodels.
 
-The {{{cs}}} property of {{{cxa}}} is the connection scheme; it defines how submodels are coupled. In the example, submodel w is attached to submodel r by tying the conduit entrance dataOut of w to the conduit exit dataIn of r. It also ties conduit entrance otherOut of w to other of r.
+The scale of the submodels can also be specified in the CxA file. For the timestep of a submodel, use {{{"submodelName:dt"}}}, for the total time it will run, {{{"submodelName:T"}}}. For the first 3 spatial dimensions, use {{{dx}}}, {{{dy}}}, {{{dz}}} as step size, and {{{X}}}, {{{Y}}}, {{{Z}}} as total size. In Java, the scale can be accessed with the {{{getScale()}}} method of a submodel.
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+The {{{cs}}} property of {{{cxa}}} is the connection scheme; it defines how submodels are coupled. In the example, submodel w is attached to submodel {{{r}}} by tying the conduit entrance {{{dataOut}}} of {{{w}}} to the conduit exit {{{dataIn}}} of {{{r}}}. It also ties conduit entrance {{{otherOut}}} of {{{w}}} to {{{other}}} of {{{r}}}.
 
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