I keep forgetting how to resolve conflicts in git. This stackoverflow question seems to explain things quite nicely. If there is a conflict git puts some lines in the conflicting file highlighting the conflict. You can open that file manually resolve the conflict. Manually resolving the conflict means editing the file to leave it as… Read More »
As computational projects grow the folder structure of scripts, configuration files and outputs can often become bloated and confused. You can help prevent this by spending some time early on to get the folder structure right. This is a useful guide to organising computational projects: http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pcbi.1000424 I often got lost trying to find “that simulation”… Read More »
My windows installation of OOMMF 1.2a5 was giving an error* about my platform not being ‘cygtel’, and then failing to run. To get around this error and allow OOMMF to actually run I just changed the filename of ‘cygtel.tcl’ (found in ‘/oommf/config/names/’) to ‘wintel.tcl’. I left the contents of the file the same. Since there… Read More »
How to Increase OOMMF Iteration Limit I’ve recently had to increase OOMMF iteration limit. This little guide shows the simple steps I took. I was having trouble saving the output from more than 1e7 iterations. The simulation would run, but the vector files would not be saved. I found I could get around this problem… Read More »
Useful link for scripting the plotting of data in Origin. http://wiki.originlab.com/~originla/wiki2/index.php?title=X-Function:Plotxy e.g. plotxy iy:=(13,20) plot:=200 o:=[Graph6]; Image: Martinez Zea; Some rights reserved