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Usage: ./gamusino-opt [<options>]
Options:
--allow-test-objects Register test objects and syntax.
--type Return the name of the application object.
--check-input Check the input file (i.e. requires -i <filename>) and quit.
--color [auto,on,off] Whether to use color in console output (default 'on').
--definition Shows a SON style input definition dump for input validation
-v --version Print application version
--distributed-mesh The libMesh Mesh underlying MooseMesh should always be a DistributedMesh
--dump [search_string] Shows a dump of available input file syntax.
--error Turn all warnings into errors
--error-deprecated Turn deprecated code messages into Errors
-o --error-override Error when encountering overridden or parameters supplied multiple times
-e --error-unused Error when encountering unused input file options
--half-transient When true the simulation will only run half of its specified transient (ie half the timesteps). This is useful for testing recovery and restart
-h --help Displays CLI usage statement.
-i <input_file> Specify an input file
--json Dumps input file syntax in JSON format.
--keep-cout Keep standard output from all processors when running in parallel
--list-constructed-objects List all moose object type names constructed by the master app factory.
--mesh-only [mesh_file_name] Setup and Output the input mesh only (Default: "<input_file_name>_in.e")
--minimal Ignore input file and build a minimal application with Transient executioner.
--n-threads=<n> Runs the specified number of threads per process
--no-color Disable coloring of all Console outputs.
--no-timing Disabled performance logging. Overrides -t or --timing if passed in conjunction with this flag
--no-trap-fpe Disable Floating Point Exception handling in critical sections of code when using DEBUG mode.
--recover [file_base] Continue the calculation. If file_base is omitted then the most recent recovery file will be utilized
--recoversuffix [suffix] Use a different file extension, other than cpr, for a recovery file
--redirect-stdout Keep standard output from all processors when running in parallel
-r <n> Specify additional initial uniform refinements for automatic scaling
--registry Lists all known objects and actions.
--registry-hit Lists all known objects and actions in hit format.
--show-controls Shows the Control logic available and executed.
--show-input Shows the parsed input file before running the simulation.
--show-outputs Shows the output execution time information.
--split-file [filename] optional name of split mesh file(s) to write/read
--split-mesh [splits] comma-separated list of numbers of chunks to split the mesh into
--start-in-debugger <debugger> Start the application and attach a debugger. This will launch xterm windows using the command you specify for 'debugger'
--stop-for-debugger [seconds] Pauses the application during startup for the specified time to allow for connection of debuggers.
--syntax Dumps the associated Action syntax paths ONLY
-t --timing Enable all performance logging for timing purposes. This will disable all screen output of performance logs for all Console objects.
--trap-fpe Enable Floating Point Exception handling in critical sections of code. This is enabled automatically in DEBUG mode
--use-split use split distributed mesh files
-w --warn-unused Warn about unused input file options
--yaml Dumps input file syntax in YAML format.
Solver Options:
See solver manual for details (Petsc or Trilinos)