emacs/lisp/apdl-mode/apdl-mode-autoloads.el

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;;; Generated autoloads from apdl-initialise.el

(autoload 'apdl-initialise "apdl-initialise" "\
Initialise the customisation variables.
When argument FORCE is non-nil overwrite some of the already set
customisation variables.

(fn &optional FORCE)")
(register-definition-prefixes "apdl-initialise" '("apdl-"))


;;; Generated autoloads from apdl-keyword.el

(register-definition-prefixes "apdl-keyword" '("apdl-"))


;;; Generated autoloads from apdl-mode.el

 (add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.mac\\'" . apdl-mode))
 (add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.ans\\'" . apdl-mode))
 (add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.dat\\'" . apdl-mode))
 (add-to-list 'auto-mode-alist '("\\.inp\\'" . apdl-mode))
(autoload 'apdl-mode "apdl-mode" "\
Editor support for the APDL language and working with Ansys MAPDL.

APDL-Mode (formerly Ansys-Mode) - in conjunction with the
GNU-Emacs editor - is an advanced APDL environment with features
like, pin-pointing the APDL reference documentation, keyword
completion, code templates, dedicated highlighting, solver
communication (GNU-Linux only), license reporting, etc.  Over the
years it has accumulated lots of features for writing WorkBench /
Discovery AIM Command (APDL) objects and debugging complete FEA
models in APDL code.

The extensive documentation can be accessed from the APDL-Mode
menu or by calling the function `apdl-mode-help' with
\\[apdl-mode-help].

\\{apdl-mode-map}" t)
(autoload 'apdl "apdl-mode" "\
Open a new buffer in APDL-Mode.
You must save the buffer (connect it with a file-name), otherwise
possible edits are lost." t)
(autoload 'apdl-mode-version "apdl-mode" "\
Display the APDL-Mode version numbering scheme.
Together with the APDL-Mode update date and the Ansys version on
which the keyword- and completion system is based upon." t)
(register-definition-prefixes "apdl-mode" '("apdl-"))


;;; Generated autoloads from apdl-process.el

(autoload 'apdl-start-classics "apdl-process" "\
Start the Ansys MAPDL Classics graphical user interface.
The output of the solver is captured in an Emacs buffer called
*Classics* under GNU-Linux.  Under Windows it is not possible to
capture the output here, only the exit code.  Please
see `apdl-start-batch-run' for the documentation of these codes.

MAPDL command line options:
-aas : implies -b
-b : implies -i and -o

-lch : undocumented, command line built from the Ansys Launcher
-t : undocumented, maximum solver time -t 10:30:00

V2020R2:

-aas : Enables server mode. When enabling server mode, a custom
  name for the keyfile can be specified using the -iorFile
  option. For more information, see Mechanical APDL as a Server
  User's Guide.

-acc device : Enables the use of GPU hardware to accelerate the
  analysis. See GPU Accelerator Capability in the Parallel
  Processing Guide for more information.

-amfg : Enables the additive manufacturing capability (requires
  an additive manufacturing license). For general information
  about this feature, see AM Process Simulation in Ansys
  Workbench.

-ansexe : In the Ansys Workbench environment, activates a custom
  Mechanical APDL executable.

-b list or nolist : Activates the Mechanical APDL program in
  batch mode. The options -b list or -b by itself cause the input
  listing to be included in the output. The -b nolist option
  causes the input listing not to be included. For more
  information about running Mechanical APDL in batch mode, see
  Batch Mode.

-custom : Calls a custom Mechanical APDL executable. See Running
  Your Custom Executable in the Programmer's Reference for more
  information.

-d device : Specifies the type of graphics device. This option
  applies only to interactive mode. For Linux systems, graphics
  device choices are X11, X11C, or 3D. For Windows systems,
  graphics device options are WIN32 or WIN32C, or 3D.

-db value : Defines the portion of workspace (memory) to be used
  as the initial allocation for the database. The default is 1024
  MB. Specify a negative number (-value) to force a fixed size
  throughout the run; useful on small memory systems.

-dir : Defines the initial working directory. Using the -dir
  option overrides the ANSYS212_WORKING_DIRECTORY environment
  variable.

-dis : Enables Distributed Ansys. See the Parallel Processing
  Guide for more information.

-dvt : Enables Ansys DesignXplorer advanced task (add-on).

-g : Launches the Mechanical APDL program with the Graphical User
  Interface (GUI) on. If you select this option, an X11 graphics
  device is assumed for Linux unless the -d option specifies a
  different device. This option is not used on Windows
  systems. To activate the GUI after Mechanical APDL has started,
  enter two commands in the input window: /SHOW to define the
  graphics device, and /MENU,ON to activate the GUI. The -g
  option is valid only for interactive mode.  Note: If you start
  Mechanical APDL via the -g option, the program ignores any
  /SHOW command in the start.ans file and displays a splash
  screen briefly before opening the GUI windows.

-i inputname : Specifies the name of the file to read input into
  Mechanical APDL for batch processing. On Linux, the preferred
  method to indicate an input file is <.

-iorFile keyfile_name : Specifies the name of the server keyfile
  when enabling server mode. If this option is not supplied, the
  default name of the keyfile is aas_MapdlID.txt. For more
  information, see Mechanical APDL as a Server Keyfile in the
  Mechanical APDL as a Server User's Guide.

-j Jobname : Specifies the initial jobname, a name assigned to
  all files generated by the program for a specific model. If you
  omit the -j option, the jobname is assumed to be file.

-l language : Specifies a language file to use other than US
  English. This option is valid only if you have a translated
  message file in an appropriately named subdirectory in
  /ansys_inc/v212/ansys/docu (or Program Files\\ANSYS
  Inc\\V212\\ANSYS\\docu on Windows systems).

-m workspace : Specifies the total size of the workspace (memory)
  in megabytes used for the initial allocation. If you omit the
  -m option, the default is 2 GB (2048 MB). Specify a negative
  number (-value) to force a fixed size throughout the run.

-machines : Specifies the machines on which to run a Distributed
  Ansys analysis. See Starting Distributed Ansys in the Parallel
  Processing Guide for more information.

-mpi : Specifies the type of MPI to use. See the Parallel
  Processing Guide for more information.

-mpifile : Specifies an existing MPI file (appfile) to be used in
   a Distributed Ansys run. See Using MPI Files in the Parallel
   Processing Guide for more information.

-na : Specifies the number of GPU accelerator devices per machine
  or compute node when running with the GPU accelerator
  feature. See GPU Accelerator Capability in the Parallel
  Processing Guide for more information.

-name value : Defines Mechanical APDL parameters at program
  start-up. The parameter name must be at least two characters
  long. For details about parameters, see the Ansys Parametric
  Design Language Guide.

-np : Specifies the number of processors to use when running
  Distributed Ansys or Shared-memory Ansys. See the Parallel
  Processing Guide for more information.

-o outputname : Specifies the name of the file to store the
  output from a batch execution of Mechanical APDL. On Linux, the
  preferred method to indicate an output file is >.

-p productname : Defines which Ansys product will run during the
  session. For more detailed information about the -p option, see
  Selecting an Ansys Product via the Command Line.

-ppf license feature name : Specifies which HPC license to use
  during a parallel processing run. See HPC Licensing in the
  Parallel Processing Guide for more information.

-rcopy : On a Linux cluster, specifies the full path to the
  program used to perform remote copy of files. The default value
  is /usr/bin/scp.

-s read or noread : Specifies whether the program reads the
  start.ans file at start-up. If you omit the -s option,
  Mechanical APDL reads the start.ans file in interactive mode
  and not in batch mode.

-schost host name : Specifies the host machine on which the
  coupling service is running (to which the co-simulation
  participant/solver must connect) in a System Coupling analysis.

-scid value : Specifies the licensing ID of the System Coupling
  analysis.

-sclic port@host : Specifies the licensing port@host to use for
  the System Coupling analysis.

-scname name of the solver : Specifies the unique name used by
  the co-simulation participant to identify itself to the
  coupling service in a System Coupling analysis. For Linux
  systems, you need to quote the name to have the name recognized
  if it contains a space: ansys212 -scname \"Solution 1\"

-scport port number : Specifies the port on the host machine upon
  which the coupling service is listening for connections from
  co-simulation participants in a System Coupling analysis.

-smp : Enables shared-memory parallelism. See the Parallel
  Processing Guide for more information.

-usersh : Directs the MPI software (used by Distributed Ansys) to
  use the remote shell (rsh) protocol instead of the default
  secure shell (ssh) protocol. See Configuring Distributed Ansys
  in the Parallel Processing Guide for more information.

-v : Returns the Mechanical APDL release number, update number,
  copyright date, customer number, and license manager version
  number.
" t)
(autoload 'apdl-start-launcher "apdl-process" "\
Start the Ansys Launcher." t)
(autoload 'apdl-user-license-status "apdl-process" "\
Display only licenses which are used by the user.
Show the status for the user `apdl-username' in a separate buffer
*User-Licenses*.  The license type variable `apdl-license'
determines a highlighting of the license server summary rows.
There are additional keybindings for the license buffer
*User-licenses*:

- `d' for a license description of all available features
- `g' for updating the license status
- `?' and `h' for showing this help,
- `l' for the general license status and
- `q' for burying the *User-licenses* buffer
- `Q' for killing the Buffer" t)
(autoload 'apdl-license-status "apdl-process" "\
Display the lmutil license status.
With the optional argument FEATURES non nil summarise all license
features with the Ansys license feature description.  Show the
status and summary in a separate buffer, the license type
variable `apdl-license' determines a highlighting of the license
server summary rows.  There are additional keybindings for the
license buffer *APDL-licenses*:

- `g' updating the license status,
- `d' updating the license status with feature descriptions
- `o' for showing an occur buffer with the interesting licenses from
      `apdl-license-occur-regexp',
- `u' for displaying all the user license,
- `?' and `h' for showing this help,
- `Q' for killing the Buffer and
- `q' for burying it below another buffer.

(fn &optional FEATURES)" t)
(autoload 'apdl-license "apdl-process" "\
Change the Ansys license type.
And store it in the variable `apdl-license'." t)
(register-definition-prefixes "apdl-process" '("apdl-"))


;;; Generated autoloads from apdl-template.el

(register-definition-prefixes "apdl-template" '("apdl"))


;;; Generated autoloads from apdl-wb-template.el

(register-definition-prefixes "apdl-wb-template" '("apdl-"))

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