The CFX-Solver will generate a results file with a name based on the CFX-Solver Input
file. For example, running the CFX-Solver using the input file named
file.mdef
in a clean working directory will generate
the multi-configuration CFX-Solver Results file named
file_001.mres
.
For multi-configuration simulations, the CFX-Solver Input and CFX-Solver Results files are very similar; both are small files that contain only high level information about the simulation. In particular, the multi-configuration CFX-Solver Results file contains:
Global information about the simulation’s overall definition (such as
Library CCL
, configuration definitions and sequencing, etc…)Information about the configuration files (
*.cfg
, which contain configuration specific settings and meshes)Information about the CFX-Solver Results files (for details, see CFX-Solver Results File) generated for each configuration step.
CFX-Solver Output and CFX-Solver Results files for each configuration (and
configuration step) executed are contained within the multi-configuration
simulation’s run directory. For example, running the CFX-Solver using the input
file named file.mdef
in a clean working directory will
generate a file and directory structure similar to the following:
file_001.mres
file_001.out
file_001/
Configuration1_001
Configuration1_001.out
Configuration1_001.res
Configuration1_002.out
Configuration1_002.res
Configuration2_001
Configuration2_001.out
Configuration2_001.res
In this case, the directories file_001/Configuration1_001
and file_001/Configuration2_001
each contain the transient
and backup files created during the respective configuration runs.