That should be ok.With the latest WIEN2k versions
x lapw1
x lapw1 -c
x lapw1c
will all work and should call the program lapw1c internally.
(The x scipt should recognice itself that inversion is not
present.
Am 19.11.2010 15:52, schrieb Amilcar Meneses Viveros:
We are running WIEN2k 2010 in Linux (binary version).
We have the this problem:
We are trying to run a example without inverse symmetry (GaAs).
The Wien2k generate the file $case.in1c and in2.c , but in the script
run_lapw in the part
lapw1c:
total_exec lapw1 $it0 -c $para $nohns $readHinv0
the script run the lapw1 command.
We have notice that in the 2009 version and in this part the script is
total_exec lapw1c $it0 -c $para $nohns $readHinv0
What I mean is, you say that in the case of $case.in1c we must run with
lapw1c but the script run_lapw
try to execute lapw1, is this correct or I would change lapw1 for lapw1c.
Well, in addition, we have made this change, but always appear the next error
(with or whitout lapw1c).
LAPW1 END
Stop error
And when we trace the program, the error appear in the line
total_exec lapw1c $it0 -c $para $nohns $readHinv0
Any idea?
Regards
Amilcar
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