Hi all,
In previous versions of osmps there is a verbose feature: runtime output showing what the program is currently doing.
Now using the latest version the only runtime output is something like this:
./Execute_MPSMain TMP/FermiHubbard_Dynamics-11L_9U_0.5tau_2.0deltat0.1Main.nml 0
no matter how I change the verbose parameter. In this way I have no idea what the program is doing when it is running. How can I get back the verbose feature in the new version?
Also, it seems that the current html manual is not as comprehensive as the old pdf manual.
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The verbose feature is still active, but the output is directed to a file in your OUTPUTS folder for all examples. Writing to the standard out is convenient for one simulation, but for running parallel via MPI all output ended in one file and it was impossible to distinguish from which simulation it came. If you comment out the entry logfile in your simulation dictionary, you should go back to the familiar behavior (or set it to False).
The manual is now generated in great parts directly from the python source code with the benefit that we can keep it easier up-to-date. Almost all content was transfered. Nonetheless, if you have a specific section in mind, feel free to point it out and we can maybe look at it again.
Kind regards,
Daniel
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Hi all,
In previous versions of osmps there is a verbose feature: runtime output showing what the program is currently doing.
Now using the latest version the only runtime output is something like this:
./Execute_MPSMain TMP/FermiHubbard_Dynamics-11L_9U_0.5tau_2.0deltat0.1Main.nml 0
no matter how I change the verbose parameter. In this way I have no idea what the program is doing when it is running. How can I get back the verbose feature in the new version?
Also, it seems that the current html manual is not as comprehensive as the old pdf manual.
Dear Allen,
The verbose feature is still active, but the output is directed to a file in your OUTPUTS folder for all examples. Writing to the standard out is convenient for one simulation, but for running parallel via MPI all output ended in one file and it was impossible to distinguish from which simulation it came. If you comment out the entry
logfilein your simulation dictionary, you should go back to the familiar behavior (or set it to False).The manual is now generated in great parts directly from the python source code with the benefit that we can keep it easier up-to-date. Almost all content was transfered. Nonetheless, if you have a specific section in mind, feel free to point it out and we can maybe look at it again.
Kind regards,
Daniel