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IO currently outputs simple .dat files and immediately calls a python script to plot them. This can lead to many calls to python (once for each dump). The python plotting script is substantially slower than the rest of the code.
Ideally
output sequentially numbered dat files at each dump
create a single post-processing script to do the simple visualisations at the end (or, perhaps at the start and have it wait on new dump files) to avoid multiple startup and exits of python
this also has benefit of paving the way towards keeping dat files for more complicated post-processing / analysis
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Not just start up times bottlenecking - once getting to about 512x512 a lot of the plots take very long to do and the python script seems to hog a lot of memory (much than the simulation itself) during the process.
IO currently outputs simple .dat files and immediately calls a python script to plot them. This can lead to many calls to python (once for each dump). The python plotting script is substantially slower than the rest of the code.
Ideally
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: