To run the t.in model, from a command line run:
$ pan -b t
The analysis progress is written to file t.out. To check progress on Linux, run:
$ tail t.out
or on Windows run
$ type t.out
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file t.out should be similar to the following:
inc = 247 time = 60.000000 iter = 1 eps = 0.46496E-03 Finished writing file results\ t_247.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 247 = 00:00:00.10, since start = 00:04:32.81 Finished writing file .\ t.case Analysis completed **************************** 1 Warning **************************** CPU wall = 00:04:32.81 Approximate single thread simulation time = 01:37:14.15 Peak RAM used for this process = 569,464 kB END Autodesk AM Process Simulation
Actual CPU times will differ. To run the tadpm.in model, from a command line run:
$ pan -b tadpm
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file tadpm.out should be similar to the following:
Starting auxspar Number of no zeros nsymmetric =136,319 Sparse preprocessing complete inc = 243 time = 53.100041 iter = 1 eps = 0.37673E-03 Finished writing file results\ tadpm_243.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 243 = 00:00:00.07, since start = 00:01:56.56 Starting refine Number of refined nodes = 6066 Number of refined elements = 4795 Number of equations = 5793 Number of constrained eqns = 273 Starting auxspar Number of no zeros nsymmetric =136,319 Sparse preprocessing complete inc = 244 time = 60.000000 iter = 1 eps = 0.37673E-03 Finished writing file results\ tadpm_244.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 244 = 00:00:00.09, since start = 00:01:56.65 Finished writing file .\ tadpm.case Analysis completed **************************** 1 Warning **************************** CPU wall = 00:01:56.72 Approximate single thread simulation time = 00:47:13.14 Peak RAM used for this process = 169,764 kB END Autodesk AM Process Simulation
Actual CPU times will differ. To run the tdirect.in model, from a command line run:
$ pan -b tdirect
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file tdirect.out should be similar to the following:
inc = 247 time = 60.000000 iter = 1 eps = 0.95290E-03 Finished writing file results\ tdirect_247.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 247 = 00:00:00.06, since start = 00:02:18.80 Layer end Finished writing file .\ tdirect.case Analysis completed **************************** 1 Warning **************************** CPU wall = 00:02:18.86 Approximate single thread simulation time = 00:56:43.18 Peak RAM used for this process = 180,128 kB END Autodesk AM Process Simulation
Actual CPU times will differ. To run the tddmp.in model, from a command line run:
$ pan -b tddmp
After the analysis completes, the last few lines of the output file tddmp.out should be similar to the following:
inc = 244 time = 60.000000 iter = 1 eps = 0.37967E-03 Finished writing file results\ tddmp_244.case Increment end CPU wall for increment 244 = 00:00:00.09, since start = 00:03:46.10 Layer end Finished writing file .\ tddmp.case Analysis completed **************************** 1 Warning **************************** CPU wall = 00:03:46.16 Approximate single thread simulation time = 01:37:03.73 Peak RAM used for this process = 246,544 kB END Autodesk AM Process Simulation
Actual CPU times will differ.