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- @r
- :
Type @r xxx to run AUTO.
Restart data, if needed, are expected in s.xxx,
and AUTO-constants in c.xxx.
This is the simplest way to run AUTO.
- -
- Type @r xxx yyy to run AUTO
with equations-file xxx.f and restart data-file s.yyy.
AUTO-constants must be in c.xxx.
- -
- Type @r xxx yyy zzz to run AUTO
with equations-file xxx.f, restart data-file s.yyy
and constants-file c.zzz.
- @R
- :
The command @R xxx is equivalent to the command @r xxx above.
- -
- Type @R xxx i to run AUTO with equations-file xxx.f,
constants-file c.xxx.i
and, if needed, restart data-file s.xxx.
- -
- Type @R xxx i yyy to run AUTO
with equations-file xxx.f,
constants-file c.xxx.i
and restart data-file s.yyy.
- @sv
- :
Type @sv xxx to save the output-files
fort.7, fort.8, fort.9,
as b.xxx, s.xxx, d.xxx, respectively.
Existing files by these names will be deleted.
- @ap
- :
Type @ap xxx to append the output-files
fort.7, fort.8, fort.9,
to existing data-files
b.xxx, s.xxx, d.xxx, resp.
- -
- Type @ap xxx yyy
to append
b.xxx, s.xxx, d.xxx, to
b.yyy, s.yyy, d.yyy, resp.
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Gabriel Lord
2007-11-19