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OCEAN Parametric analysis

Ueue

Dear all,

 

I am running parametric analyses with an OCEAN script.

It finishes and all the output variables are correctly evaluated.

I calculate two variables L_opt and eff_opt, that are single values, not array and I try to write them in a file.

Trying to write the data in the file OCEAN generates the following error:

" *Error* fprintf/sprintf: format spec. incompatible with data - 100000000 "

 

My script is:

"

...

fname="path/result.txt"

fileOut=outfile(fname "w")

...

paramAnalysis("L" ?start L1 ?stop L2 ?log NL)

...

paramRun()

...

; calculation of p_out and p_in ...

L_opt=xmax(p_out / (p_out + p_in) * 100)

eff_opt=value((p_out / (p_out + p_in) * 100) L_opt)

fprintf(fileOut "3.8f \t 3.8f \t \n", L_opt, eff_opt) 

 

Thanks a lot,

Stefano

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  • Ueue

    Hi Andrew,

    Thanks for the reply. Since this parametric analysis is inside a while loop, I tried to simplify the problem studying a simpler script with only one parametric analysis. And surprise: it works! I tried also to put some printf before and inside the while cycle and the printf inside the while are not shown on the screen! The simulations are run in the while, but it seems that something of strange happens.

    So, I was thinking to use a script in another languange to call the OCEAN script, implementing the while cycle with this new languange.

    What do you think?

    Thanks a lot,

    Stefano

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  • Ueue

    Hi Andrew,

    Thanks for the reply. Since this parametric analysis is inside a while loop, I tried to simplify the problem studying a simpler script with only one parametric analysis. And surprise: it works! I tried also to put some printf before and inside the while cycle and the printf inside the while are not shown on the screen! The simulations are run in the while, but it seems that something of strange happens.

    So, I was thinking to use a script in another languange to call the OCEAN script, implementing the while cycle with this new languange.

    What do you think?

    Thanks a lot,

    Stefano

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