TABLE OF CONTENTS
::pwtk::vc-relax_fromXSF
SYNOPSIS
proc ::pwtk::vc-relax_fromXSF {engine args} {
USAGE
vc-relax_fromXSF engine [options] xsfFile more specifically: vc-relax_fromXSF engine ?-npass npass? ?-fix_first n? ?-fix_last n? ?-fix fixIndexList? ?-fix_string fixString? \ ?-head headName? ?-cell? xsfFile
PURPOSE
Load the structure from the XSF file and make a pw.x or cp.x 'vc-relax' calculation, depending on the 'engine' specs, i.e.:
- engine = pw.x or cp.x (or pw | cp)
- args = [options] xsfFile
OPTIONS
- -npass npass ... number of consecutive 'vc-relax' calculations on a given structure
For the description of other options, see ::pwtk::run_fromXSF
SIDE EFFECTS
"calculation", "prefix", "outdir_postfix", and "nat" are set to appropriate values.
RETURN VALUE
The name of the output file, i.e. vc-relax.$head.out
SOURCE
# check the engine argument engine_ # strip the "-npass value" specs from $args set options { {npass.arg 1 "number of consecutive vc-relax runs for a given case"} } array set opt [::cmdline::getKnownOptions args $options] checkOTypeStrict_ -npass $opt(npass) {number posint} "positive integer" # printout for npass > 1 vc-relaxPrintout_ # run the 1st calc ::pwtk::print "Setting calculation = 'vc-relax'\n" CONTROL " calculation = 'vc-relax' " IONS "" CELL "" set out [eval run_fromXSF $engine $args] # run subsequent calcs vc-relaxSubsequent_ return $out }