From a command line run:
$ pan -b t10_moving
The analysis progress is written to file t10_moving.out. To check progress on Linux, run:
$ tail t10_moving.out
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file t10_moving.out should be similar to the following:
inc = 649 time = 461.83593 iter = 1 eps = 0.67771E-04 Finished writing file results\ t10_moving_649_c.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 649 = 00:00:00.19, since start = 00:07:43.29 Starting refine Number of refined nodes = 5708 Number of refined elements = 4200 Number of equations = 5446 Number of constrained eqns = 262 Starting auxspar Number of no zeros nsymmetric =122,380 Sparse preprocessing complete inc = 650 time = 480.00000 iter = 1 eps = 0.67771E-04 Finished writing file results\ t10_moving_650.case Finished writing file results\ t10_moving_650_c.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 650 = 00:00:00.21, since start = 00:07:43.50 Finished writing file ./t10_moving.case Finished writing file ./t10_moving_c.case Analysis completed CPU wall = 00:07:43.85 CPU total = 00:30:09.72 Peak RAM used for this process = 129,344 kB END Autodesk Netfabb Local Simulation
Actual CPU times will differ.
From a command line run:
$ pan -b multilayer_adapt
The analysis progress is written to file multilayer_adapt.out. To check progress on Linux, run:
$ tail multilayer_adapt.out
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file multilayer_adapt.out should be similar to the following:
inc = 231 time = 800.00000 iter = 1 eps = 0.60697E-02 Finished writing file results\ t10_multilayer_231.case Finished writing file results\ t10_multilayer_231_c.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 231 = 00:00:00.08, since start = 00:01:08.42 Finished writing file .\ t10_multilayer.case Finished writing file .\ t10_multilayer_c.case Analysis completed CPU wall = 00:01:08.47 CPU total = 00:04:06.41 Peak RAM used for this process = 97,428 kB END Autodesk Netfabb Local Simulation
Actual CPU times will differ.