Mesh data to be read by Fortan code
hi, I have created a mesh using Gambit and I want to write the vertex data into a file and let my Fortran code read from that file. I tried to export the mesh from Gambit in some formats but I couldn't figure out the writing style of Gambit. I want the file be in the following format: do j=1,jmax x(i,j), y(i,j), i=1,imax enddo but I guess Gambit writes differently than the above scheme..am I wrong? can anyone give me a clue on this? thanks,regards seckin
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Re: Mesh data to be read by Fortan code
I hope you meant to write:
do j = 1, jmax do i = 1, imax read x(i,j), y(i,j) end do end do |
Re: Mesh data to be read by Fortan code
yes that's correct.. thanks for correcting.. seckin
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Re: Mesh data to be read by Fortan code
You can write a Fortran code to read the informations you want according to the mesh files you generated by skipping some not useful lines. I think it's not possible that the mesh file only have the position informations, otherwise the mesh file doesn't include enough informations.
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Merhaba Seckin, Bence yapman gereken sey GAMBIT el kitabini bulup grid dosyalarini hangi formatta kaydetdiklerini anlamandir. Daha sonra belirtilen formata uygun sekilde gambit grid dosyasindan x,y datalarini okuyup istedigin formatta yazdirabilirsin. Onemli olan kesinlikle gambit el kitabinin verdigi formata bagli kalmandir.
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Italian! Dose not look like German, French or Spanish. Might be Iraq's. -Selina
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I don't think Gambit data can be read into Fortran Code. I recommend Gridgen.
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I have generated a 2D mesh using Gambit and now I need to read the mesh that is generated. Did you find or write any program in Fortran? Do you mind sharing it with me? I am really struggling with it and I would appreciate if you can please help me out. Thanks Bappi |
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Hi, Did you developed the code to do that? I am currently working on this as well, can you give me some advice? Thanks Best, Jin |
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