2.10
THE FILECHECKER Z88V
This program investigates
the Z88 input files Z88I1.TXT, Z88I2.TXT, (both for the solvers Z88F and Z88I1/Z88I2 and Z88I1/Z88PAR),
Z88I3.TXT (header file for the stress
processor Z88D), Z88I4.TXT (header
file for the sparse matrix solvers Z88I1/Z88I2
and Z88I1/Z88PAR)
, Z88I5.TXT (surface and pressure loads for
the solvers)
as well as the mesh generator input file Z88NI.TXT
(for the mesh generator Z88N) for typing
mistakes and logical
faults. Cross-checks are executed, i. e. Z88I2.TXT, Z88I3.TXT and
Z88I5.TXT are
only examined after Z88I1.TXT has been checked properly.
Windows Z88V. On UNIX,
Z88V will run in text mode.
Although Z88V recognizes
many conceivable faulty possibilities and is internally quite tricky,
situations
like with compilers may occur where faults are not detected or seem to
be
recognized on other passages. Z88V distinguishes between warnings and
errors.
At warnings Z88V continues directly or asks for continuing. Z88V stops
when
detecting the first error because otherwise resulting sequence errors
are
usually generated from this. Therefore, a recognized error must be
fixed right
now.
An error-free input file
recognized from Z88V can nevertheless lead to subtle faults at the
later
program run. However, the probability is low to some extent. This
statement
refers to formal errors: Z88V neither recognizes inconsistent
structures, nor
wrong or too few boundary conditions !
Note:
Always check FE
calculations with analytical rough calculations, results of
experiments,
plausibility considerations and other checks without exception !