Difference between revisions of "Adding a model to GMIN"

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GMIN starts with main.F
 
GMIN starts with main.F
   
commons.f90 -- modules commons
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'''commons.f90''' -- modules commons
   
countatoms.f90 -- modules Noa (name should be changed for consistency) counts atoms for dynamic memory allocation
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'''countatoms.f90''' -- modules Noa (name should be changed for consistency) counts atoms for dynamic memory allocation
   
keyword.f -- Reads data file
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'''keyword.f''' -- Reads data file
   
io1. -- prints intro I/O
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'''io1.''' -- prints intro I/O
   
mcruns.f -- starts GMIN simulation
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'''mcruns.f''' -- starts GMIN simulation
   
mc.F -- takes Monte Carlo step evaulates energy with potential.f and uses takestep.f
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'''mc.F''' -- takes Monte Carlo step evaulates energy with potential.f and uses takestep.f
   
mylbfgs.f -- miminizes coordinates
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'''mylbfgs.f''' -- miminizes coordinates
   
potential.f -- calculates energy-gradients
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'''potential.f''' -- calculates energy-gradients
   
finalq.f -- performs final more tightly converged quenchs via potential.f and quench.f
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'''finalq.f''' -- performs final more tightly converged quenchs via potential.f and quench.f
   
finalio.f -- generates output
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'''finalio.f''' -- generates output

Revision as of 23:04, 7 July 2008

This is rough outline of the subrounties that need to be changed to add a new model to GMIN. Your mileage will vary a bit with respect to the details.

GMIN starts with main.F

commons.f90 -- modules commons

countatoms.f90 -- modules Noa (name should be changed for consistency) counts atoms for dynamic memory allocation

keyword.f -- Reads data file

io1. -- prints intro I/O

mcruns.f -- starts GMIN simulation

mc.F -- takes Monte Carlo step evaulates energy with potential.f and uses takestep.f

mylbfgs.f -- miminizes coordinates

potential.f -- calculates energy-gradients

finalq.f -- performs final more tightly converged quenchs via potential.f and quench.f

finalio.f -- generates output