Changes between Version 41 and Version 42 of VisIt


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10/04/15 16:01:22 (9 years ago)
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Jens Henrik Goebbert
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  • VisIt

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    1 == VisIt
     1== !VisIt
    22[[PageOutline]]
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    44[[Image(https://wci.llnl.gov/content/assets/images/simulation/computer-codes/visit/visit-home.jpg, align=right)]]
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    6 "VisIt was originally developed by the Department of Energy (DOE) Advanced Simulation and Computing Initiative (ASCI) to visualize and analyze the results of terascale simulations. It was designed with a high degree of modularity to support rapid deployment of new visualization technology. This includes a plugin architecture for custom readers, data operators and plots as well as the ability to support multiple different user interfaces. Following a prototyping effort in the summer of 2000, an initial version of VisIt was developed and released in the fall of 2002. Since then, over 100 database readers, 60 operators and 20 plots have been added to the open source code. In addition, commercial, government and academic organizations in the US, Europe and elsewhere have developed and maintained proprietary plugins and user interfaces for their own needs. Although the primary driving force behind the original development of VisIt was for visualizing ASCI terascale data, VisIt has also proven to be well suited for visualizing smaller scale data from simulations on desktop systems. Because of its applicability beyond visualizing terascale data, we are making VisIt freely available as a BSD licensed open source product."
     6"!VisIt was originally developed by the Department of Energy (DOE) Advanced Simulation and Computing Initiative (ASCI) to visualize and analyze the results of terascale simulations. It was designed with a high degree of modularity to support rapid deployment of new visualization technology. This includes a plugin architecture for custom readers, data operators and plots as well as the ability to support multiple different user interfaces.
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     8Following a prototyping effort in the summer of 2000, an initial version of !VisIt was developed and released in the fall of 2002. Since then, over 100 database readers, 60 operators and 20 plots have been added to the open source code. In addition, commercial, government and academic organizations in the US, Europe and elsewhere have developed and maintained proprietary plugins and user interfaces for their own needs.
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     10Although the primary driving force behind the original development of !VisIt was for visualizing ASCI terascale data, !VisIt has also proven to be well suited for visualizing smaller scale data from simulations on desktop systems. Because of its applicability beyond visualizing terascale data, we are making !VisIt freely available as a BSD licensed open source product."
    711[https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit link]
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    9  * VisIt Homepage (https://visit.llnl.gov)
    10  * VisIt Manuals (https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit/manuals)
    11  * VisIt Prebuild Executables (https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit/executables)
    12  * VisIt Wiki (http://visitusers.org)
     13 * !VisIt Homepage (https://visit.llnl.gov)
     14 * !VisIt Manuals (https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit/manuals)
     15 * !VisIt Prebuild Executables (https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit/executables)
     16 * !VisIt Wiki (http://visitusers.org)
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    1620
    17 === In-Situ Visulalization with VisIt
     21=== In-Situ Visulalization with !VisIt
    1822[[Image(visit_libsim.png, 180px, align=right)]]
    19 "VisIt provides a library for in-situ visualization and analysis that is called libsim. \\
    20 Libsim lets you instrument your simulation code so VisIt can connect to it and access its data directly as though the simulation was a VisIt compute engine." [http://www.visitusers.org/index.php?title=VisIt-tutorial-in-situ link]
     23"!VisIt provides a library for in-situ visualization and analysis that is called libsim. \\
     24Libsim lets you instrument your simulation code so !VisIt can connect to it and access its data directly as though the simulation was a !VisIt compute engine." [http://www.visitusers.org/index.php?title=VisIt-tutorial-in-situ link]
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    2226Ok, what do you have to do:
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    3034You need more details? - here you go:
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    32  [wiki:VisIt_runon_Jureka  => ... on JUREKA] \\
     36 [wiki:VisIt/runon_Jureka  => ... on JUREKA] \\
    3337 [wiki:VisIt/runon_Juqueen => ... on JUQUEEN]
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    37 === Build VisIt
    38 VisIt is prebuild for you. \\
     41=== Build !VisIt
     42!VisIt is prebuild for you. \\
    3943You can find it [https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit/executables here].
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    4852
    4953=== General Links
    50 VisIt Homepage: https://visit.llnl.gov \\
    51 VisIt Wiki: http://visitusers.org \\
    52 VisIt Gallery: https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit/gallery \\
     54!VisIt Homepage: https://visit.llnl.gov \\
     55!VisIt Wiki: http://visitusers.org \\
     56!VisIt Gallery: https://wci.llnl.gov/simulation/computer-codes/visit/gallery \\
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    5458=== Libsim Links