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mauricio November 5, 2011 22:31

Cpu seconds and simulation time
 
Hey any way to know the exact time a simulation has running has from its cpu seconds or any other way? i know its different from real time but how much?

ghorrocks November 6, 2011 04:50

Use the "wall clock time" in the output file to measure simulation time.

mauricio November 6, 2011 08:53

I don't see it, Maybe because the simulation's transitory? here's the info in the outfile before the latest timestep:

================================================== ==================== | Timestepping Information |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Timestep | RMS Courant Number | Max Courant Number |
+----------------------+----------------------+----------------------+
| 5.0000E-03 | 54.53 | 289.92 |
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================================================== ====================
TIME STEP = 1245 SIMULATION TIME = 6.2250E+00 CPU SECONDS = 3.671E+05
(THIS RUN: 810 4.0500E+00 2.355E+05)
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COEFFICIENT LOOP ITERATION = 1 CPU SECONDS = 2.355E+05

ghorrocks November 6, 2011 16:07

No, wall clock time is reported for all runs which successfully complete. It is at the end of the output file for the entire run (which includes setup and packup time) and at the end of the iterations (which only includes solution time).


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