3. Operands FORMAT, UNITE, PROC0, VERSION_MED, and INFO

3.1. Operand FORMAT

The FORMAT operand allows you to specify the format of the file where to write the result.

The format “MED” means to the IMPR_RESU procedure that the result must be written to a file in the format MED. This is the writing format by default.

When creating a new file in MED format, the print is done in MED 3.3.1 format. If the file already exists, format level MED is retained.

3.2. Operand UNITE

Define in which unit to write the med file. By default, UNITE = 80 and corresponds to the default unit of the rmed type in astk.

3.3. Operand PROC0

The PROC0 operand, whose value by default is” OUI “, allows you to restrict printing on the rank 0 processor. If it is set to “NON”, prints will be made on all processors.

3.4. Operand INFO

The keyword INFO when it is equal to 2 allows you to obtain information on the impressions made by the order.

3.5. Operand VERSION_MED

◊ VERSION_MED = /'3.3.1', [DEFAUT]

/”4.0.0”, /”4.1.0”,

When creating a new file in med format, the print is done in med 3.3.1 format. If the file already exists, the med format level is retained.

You can change file version MED with the VERSION_MED keyword.