condensed makefile syntax.
can now use a system-defined LAPACK instead of ACML (required for OS X...).
fixed bug that 'ULTRA' was not using -O3 for most of the compiling...
-removed to long lines
-restructured f2py modules and merged make_DAMASK2Python into setup processing
-setup_code.py now sets library path in makefile and asks for compile switches for spectral code
-substituted \ in format strings with $
restructured DAMASK_spectral:
-more logical output and structure of code
-better input for spectral debug parameters
restart write is on per default
restart read is switched on by using --restart or -r INT where INT gives step at which the calculation should restart
setting INT to a value <1 will turn restart write off
- removed unnecessary "return" before end of subroutine or function:
- changed undetermined array length (:) to (1:3)
To prevent problems with some code analysing tools:
- "3D oneliner loops" (with ";) only for "do" and "enddo" at the same time
- removed line continuation in OMP statements
made the makefile more flexible, removed heap-arrays switch
fixed bug in bc_temperature assignment that was hitting memory.
Temperature is taken from the first loadcase and evolves from there in an adiabatic fashion for the moment. I.e. T-specifications from later loadcases are ignored...
Now it is possible to compile a single precision spectral solver/crystal plasticity by replacing mesh.f90 and prec.f90 with mesh_single.f90 and prec_single.f90.
For the spectral method, just call "make precision=single" instead of "make". Use "make clean" evertime you switch precision
renamed mpie_spectral2.f90 to mpie_spectral2d.f90 (testing file, not properly working at the moment)
changed file extension and variable names in mpie_spectral.f90 and mpie_spectral_interface.f90 from "mesh" to "geom". Removed direct output from mpie_spectral.f90, all output is now base on materialpoint_results(:,1,:)
changes on mpie_spectral.f90:
new structure, changed variable names, now using defgrad instead of disgrad, cleaned up, removed augmented Lagrange.
ToDo: Implement Augmented Lagrange again (but then a working version), implement Large strain, think about complex-to real-transform backwards, try to implement MP-support
Philip Eisenlohr