How to suppress warnings in gromacs?
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I'm working with gromacs and I encountered a fatal error as follows:
Fatal error:
Too many warnings (1).
If you are sure all warnings are harmless, use the -maxwarn option.
but when I try to add this option, it looks to be an invalid option.
How can I use this option?
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I'm working with gromacs and I encountered a fatal error as follows:
Fatal error:
Too many warnings (1).
If you are sure all warnings are harmless, use the -maxwarn option.
but when I try to add this option, it looks to be an invalid option.
How can I use this option?
command-line
edited 2 days ago
Zanna
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asked 2 days ago
Amey Sharma
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Can you please show the exact command you are running and the exact output you are getting suggesting the option is invalid?
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I'm working with gromacs and I encountered a fatal error as follows:
Fatal error:
Too many warnings (1).
If you are sure all warnings are harmless, use the -maxwarn option.
but when I try to add this option, it looks to be an invalid option.
How can I use this option?
command-line
edited 2 days ago
Zanna
47.5k13115226
asked 2 days ago
Amey Sharma
1
I'm working with gromacs and I encountered a fatal error as follows:
Fatal error:
Too many warnings (1).
If you are sure all warnings are harmless, use the -maxwarn option.
but when I try to add this option, it looks to be an invalid option.
How can I use this option?
command-line
edited 2 days ago
Zanna
47.5k13115226
asked 2 days ago
Amey Sharma
1
edited 2 days ago
Zanna
47.5k13115226
edited 2 days ago
Zanna
47.5k13115226
edited 2 days ago
Zanna
47.5k13115226
47.5k13115226
asked 2 days ago
Amey Sharma
1
asked 2 days ago
Amey Sharma
1
asked 2 days ago
Amey Sharma
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1
Can you please show the exact command you are running and the exact output you are getting suggesting the option is invalid?
– Zanna
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Can you please show the exact command you are running and the exact output you are getting suggesting the option is invalid?
– Zanna
2 days ago
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Can you please show the exact command you are running and the exact output you are getting suggesting the option is invalid?
– Zanna
2 days ago
Can you please show the exact command you are running and the exact output you are getting suggesting the option is invalid?
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Just read the fine manual carefully. It says:
The
-maxwarnoption can be used to override warnings
printed by gmx grompp that otherwise halt output.
In some cases, warnings are harmless, but usually they are not.
The user is advised to carefully interpret the output messages
before attempting to bypass them with this option.
and
-maxwarn <int> (0)
Number of allowed warnings during input processing.
Not for normal use and may generate unstable systems.
(Emphasis mine)
-maxwarn <int> (0) means the -maxwarn switch needs the number of warnings to ignore and 0 is the default. So supply a number other than 0.
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Just read the fine manual carefully. It says:
The
-maxwarnoption can be used to override warnings
printed by gmx grompp that otherwise halt output.
In some cases, warnings are harmless, but usually they are not.
The user is advised to carefully interpret the output messages
before attempting to bypass them with this option.
and
-maxwarn <int> (0)
Number of allowed warnings during input processing.
Not for normal use and may generate unstable systems.
(Emphasis mine)
-maxwarn <int> (0) means the -maxwarn switch needs the number of warnings to ignore and 0 is the default. So supply a number other than 0.
answered 2 days ago
PerlDuck
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Just read the fine manual carefully. It says:
The
-maxwarnoption can be used to override warnings
printed by gmx grompp that otherwise halt output.
In some cases, warnings are harmless, but usually they are not.
The user is advised to carefully interpret the output messages
before attempting to bypass them with this option.
and
-maxwarn <int> (0)
Number of allowed warnings during input processing.
Not for normal use and may generate unstable systems.
(Emphasis mine)
-maxwarn <int> (0) means the -maxwarn switch needs the number of warnings to ignore and 0 is the default. So supply a number other than 0.
answered 2 days ago
PerlDuck
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up vote
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down vote
up vote
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down vote
Just read the fine manual carefully. It says:
The
-maxwarnoption can be used to override warnings
printed by gmx grompp that otherwise halt output.
In some cases, warnings are harmless, but usually they are not.
The user is advised to carefully interpret the output messages
before attempting to bypass them with this option.
and
-maxwarn <int> (0)
Number of allowed warnings during input processing.
Not for normal use and may generate unstable systems.
(Emphasis mine)
-maxwarn <int> (0) means the -maxwarn switch needs the number of warnings to ignore and 0 is the default. So supply a number other than 0.
answered 2 days ago
PerlDuck
3,1101727
Just read the fine manual carefully. It says:
The
-maxwarnoption can be used to override warnings
printed by gmx grompp that otherwise halt output.
In some cases, warnings are harmless, but usually they are not.
The user is advised to carefully interpret the output messages
before attempting to bypass them with this option.
and
-maxwarn <int> (0)
Number of allowed warnings during input processing.
Not for normal use and may generate unstable systems.
(Emphasis mine)
-maxwarn <int> (0) means the -maxwarn switch needs the number of warnings to ignore and 0 is the default. So supply a number other than 0.
answered 2 days ago
PerlDuck
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answered 2 days ago
PerlDuck
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Can you please show the exact command you are running and the exact output you are getting suggesting the option is invalid?
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