Hi Johannes,
the OPEN card is used to assign filenames to fortran UNITS (and opens
the file). It can be used together with the scoring cards, in order to
use a different filename instead of the standard one fort.##.
To read the particle histories and push them in the stack, you have to
create a SOURCE routine, look the SOURCE card, the usermvax/source.f and
also the tutorial in the last course on how to use user routines
http://cern.ch/fluka-course/nea2008
Inside the source routine you can use the unit number as defined in the
OPEN card, or you can open yourself the file with a CALL OAUXFI() routine
Search on the discussions list for several emails on the topic:
e.g. http://www.fluka.org/web_archive/earchive/new-fluka-discuss/0342.html
Regards
Vasilis
J.Stiller_at_stud.uni-heidelberg.de wrote:
> Dear FLUKA users,
> I have a question. I have a given file, called dpmjet.eve.13 which was
> created as an output of a particle collision simulation. Now, I would
> like to load this external file. I looked in the manual and used the
> OPEN option with unit number 33 and SDUM=OLD to call my file. Where is
> the file, which is called, suppoesed to be located?
> Anyway, how do I then load the data in stack (I do not really
> understand the manual here...) - Where do I find the subroutines? Do I
> have to write them?
> Thank you for your help, Johannes
>
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