This adds the function prepare_lamem which works just as run_lamem, except that it does not start a simulation. Instead it saves output to disk is you can run this on another machine:
julia> prepare_lamem(model, 8);
Creating LaMEM input files in the directory:
Saved file: Model3D.vts
Generated output generated for 8 cores:
Base directory : /Users/kausb/.julia/dev/LaMEM
LaMEM parameter file : /output.dat
Marker files : /markers/
Copy these files over to the computer where you want to run your simulation
This adds the function
prepare_lamemwhich works just asrun_lamem, except that it does not start a simulation. Instead it saves output to disk is you can run this on another machine:here
modelis a Julia-generated model setup.