Here is a list of the files commonly used in Lagamine and Prepro.
For each of them, several data is given:

• name: file name in Fortran, declared as a common variable
• number: file identification number in Fortran
• alias: physical name (symbolic link defined, on Speedy, using the command “ln –s” in /usr/users/progs/bin/lagamine.com or prepro.com)
• description: short description of the file

A read (or write) instruction can be done using either the name or the number of the file:

• read(name,format)
• read(number,format)

If a file does not have an alias, the file will be saved in the working directory as *.fort.XXX where XXX is the file number.

Files that are defined in LENAB but don’t seem to be used in the program (to delete?)

• NSPI1 = 0
• NTORMA = 9
• NTREMA = 10
• NTWRK1 = 11
• NTWRK2 = 12
• NTSISM = 40
• NTOUS = 80+NTOUT
• NTSPO = 87

Files that are used in SOLTOUB, an routine to compute the solution of a linear system but don’t seem to be used in the program:

• NTBL1 = 24
• NTBL2 = 25

Symbolic link defined in lagamine.com but don’t seem to be used in the program (to delete?):

• ${namdat}.eta = file 42 = local indicator for remeshing
• ${namdat}.den = file 61 = local indicator for remeshing
• ${namdat}.bia = file 34 = data for biaxial curves

Other symbolic files are defined in ‘/usr/users/progs/bin/lagamine.com’ on Speedy. If you use one of those files that is not mentioned in the above tabular, please add it.