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1.3.2 Background Execution on Windows Systems To run FLUENT in the background on a Windows system, the following commands can be used: fluent 3d -g -wait -i journal |
fluent 3d -g -hidden -i journal | In these examples, - fluent is the command you type to execute FLUENT interactively.
- -g indicates that the program is to be run minimized in the taskbar.
- -i journal reads the specified journal file.
- -wait is the command you type in a DOS batch file or some other script in a situation where the script needs to wait until FLUENT has completed its run.
- -hidden is similar to the -wait command, but also executes FLUENT completely hidden and noninteractively.
To get an output (or transcript) file while running FLUENT in the background on a Windows system, the journal file must contain the following command to write a transcript file: start transcript file/file/start-transcript outputfile.trn | where the outputfile is a file that the background job will create and which will contain the output that FLUENT would normally print to the screen (e.g., the menu prompts and residual reports).
这种是不是速度跟GUI差不多? |
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