On 28/01/2011 3:44 PM, Makoto Yoneya wrote:
Dear Mark and all:
Dr. Mark Abraham wrote:
So you have to update the machinery that parses the .top to recognise
that the value of 4 is now legal.
and also
Did you set the environment variable to actually call the generic
nonbonded lists?
Thanks a lot for your comments.
I did not care these at all.
Which part of the manual contain the info?
None. Unfortunately, not everything that every developer might want to
know for every project can be documented.
(I'd tried a search in the GROMACS web page, but I could not find that.)
How can I do the recognision
Find the part of the code that triggers that error message, examine what
circumstances and data structures trigger it and modify suitably. Then
look where else that data structure is used and adapt as necessary.
and set the environment variable?
You'd only have learned to do this if you'd used a debugger to step
through the flow of the code. I highly recommend that procedure.
init_forcerec() checks an environment variable and triggers the use of
generic kernels accordingly. Various other environment variables have
various other effects there and deeper in the code.
Mark
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