Re: FLUKA: space in blank common (fwd)


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From Alfredo Ferrari <alfredo.ferrari@cern.ch>
Date Fri, 22 Feb 2002 15:29:17 +0100 (CET)
Reply-To Alfredo Ferrari <alfredo.ferrari@cern.ch>
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I forgot to include the list when I sent the answer below...

                ALfredo

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Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 09:05:24 +0100 (CET)
From: Alfredo Ferrari <alfredo@pceet030.cern.ch>
Reply-To: Alfredo Ferrari <Alfredo.Ferrari@cern.ch>
To: tap4@casino.PHYS.CWRU.Edu
Subject: Re: FLUKA: space in blank common

Dear Thushara

the maximum memory available for all user related scoring is 48 Mbytes
minus what is used for geometry, cross section tabulations etc.

Your output is showing that indeed you have some 40 Mbytes available, the
problem is that you are asking for almost 84...

The issue is not with how many EVENTBIN/USRBIN you ask for, but with the 
total number of bins among all EVENTBIN/USRBIN cards.

You can ask for single precision EVENTBIN's using the card ROTPRBIN (see 
the manual) and this will laready halves your memory requirements.
EVENTBIN/USRBIN's default to double precision, but while this is often an 
issue for USRBIN's since they can sum up a lot of small contributions over 
a long run, it is usually not a problem to use single precision for 
EVENTBIN's (but you should judge depending on your problem).

Further, if you believe that only a fraction of the allocated cells wiil 
be hit in each event, you can ask the code to allocate only a subset
(again see ROTPRBIN). The price is that if an event is going to hit ALL
cells the code will stop (given the number of cells you have probably it 
is unlikely).

                       Ciao
                      Alfredo

On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 tap4@casino.PHYS.CWRU.Edu wrote:

> Hi,
>       I am having trouble using more than one EVENTBIN.
> The .out file ends with the following when more than one EVENTBIN
> is used.
>  ******* Stopped in usrbin: insufficient space for allocation in blank 
>common *******
> 
>  *******  9808670 I*4 memory position available when 21583003 needed *******
> 
> Here are the set of EVENTBIN cards that we would like to use.
> 
> EVENTBIN   -10.0      208.0     24.0      3582.0    1194.0    -1999.0 
>wallgrid
> EVENTBIN   -3582.0   694.0     -3127.0   716.0      50.0      113.0     &
> EVENTBIN   -10.0      208.0     25.0     -3582.0    1194.0    -1999.0 
>wallgrid
> EVENTBIN   -4082.0   -1194.0   -3127.0    50.0      239.0      113.0    &
> EVENTBIN   -10.0      208.0     26.0     4082.0     1194.0    -1999.0 
>wallgrid
> EVENTBIN   3582.0    -1194.0   -3127.0   50.0       239.0      113.0    &
> EVENTBIN   -10.0      208.0     27.0     3582.0     -694.0    -1999.0 
>wallgrid
> EVENTBIN   -3582.0   -1194.0   -3127.0   716.0      50.0      113.0    &
> 
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.
> 
> Thushara Perera, Aaron Manalaysay
> 

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