Dear Hayley,
The culprit is in the region definition of VOID. Too many expansions; fluka
crashes. The debugger works by calling a 'dry' fluka run. So even if you do not
use the debugger, fluka still will not run. To solve the problem you can
simplify that line of region definition for VOID (which can be easily done using
the geometry editor in flair).
:) mary
On 02 October 2013 at 13:49 hayley.smith_at_stfc.ac.uk wrote:
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> Dear FLUKA users
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>
>
> I am a relatively new user and have been having some difficulties creating
> the geometry for my current problem.
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> I have an assembly of twenty graphite blocks, none of which are cubes. Each
> block has at least one slanted face. I have been trying to create these by
> using the generic infinite planes and combining these to describe individual
> blocks as regions. (From what I have read using PLA is the best tool for
> this?)
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> I am able to create, debug and plot the geometry for individual blocks.
>
> However, when I wish to debug and plot the geometry of multiple blocks at
> once the debug routine slows down dramatically, and in the case of wanting to
> debug more than four of these blocks I receive the error “ERROR RC=34304”.
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> I have been trying for a number of days to figure out my problem but have now
> run out of ideas. The geometry does not seem complex to me, so I was
> surprised that I encountered such an error. Am I asking too much of the
> memory capabilities? (I am working in Flair on FLUPIX with the standard
> installation settings as advised on the website).
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> I have already tried to implement some ideas from the thread
> http://www.fluka.org/web_archive/earchive/new-fluka-discuss/5131.html
> <http://www.fluka.org/web_archive/earchive/new-fluka-discuss/5131.html>
> however I haven’t had any luck, and can’t really see if my problem is even the
> same as the problem in that thread.
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> I attach my input file, showing just a few of these blocks for which the
> debug crashes, in case it is required for further understanding of my problem.
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> I am convinced I must be doing something significantly wrong, but am just not
> able to see it…
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> Many thanks for any insight you are able to give
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>
> Hayley
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Received on Fri Oct 04 2013 - 18:00:02 CEST