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Users' GuideRevision: 1.46 Date: 2009/01/30 00:59:16
- Contents
- Installation
- Compilation
- Running Cactus
- Getting and Looking at Output
- Overview
- Thorn Concepts
- Anatomy of a Thorn
- Thorns
- Creating a Thorn
- Configuring your Thorn
- Naming Conventions for Source Files
- Adding Source Files
- Cactus Variables
- Data Type
- Group Types
- Timelevels
- Size and Distrib
- Ghost Zones
- Staggering
- Information about Grid Variables
- Cactus Parameters
- Scheduling
- Writing a Thorn
- Cactus Application Interfaces
- Completing a Thorn
- Commenting Source Code
- Providing Runtime Information
- Error Handling, Warnings and Code Termination
- Adding Documentation
- Adding a Test Suite
- Advanced Thorn Writing
- Using Cactus Timers
- Include Files
- Memory Tracing
- Calls to different language
- Function aliasing
- Naming Conventions
- General Naming Conventions
- Data Types and Sizes
- Telling the Make system What to Do
- Introduction
- Key/Value Tables
- Motivation
- The Basic Idea
- A Simple Example
- Arrays as Table Values
- Character Strings
- Convenience Routines
- Table Iterators
- Multithreading and Multiprocessor Issues
- Metadata about All Tables
- Introduction
- Concepts and Terminology
- GH Extensions
- Overloadable and Registerable Functions in Main
- Overloadable and Registerable Functions in Comm
- Overloadable and Registerable Functions in I/O
- Drivers
- I/O Methods
- I/O Method Registration
- Periodic Output of Grid Variables
- Triggered Output of Grid Variables
- Unconditional Output of Grid Variables
- Checkpointing/Recovery Methods
- Clocks for Timing
- Glossary
- Configuration File Syntax
- Schedule Bins
- Flesh Parameters
- Using GNATS
- Using CVS
- Using Tags
- ThornLists
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