On 5/5/10 6:42 PM, DAVID DE SANCHO wrote:
Dear all
I am having a problem with a Gromacs run that I have prepared for a total of 1e10 steps (actually nsteps=10000000000; this accounts in this case for a total run time of 10 microseconds). When I run "grompp" I see in the preprocessing output that apparently the correct number of steps has been read. However once the parallel simulation has started running using the tpr file produced in the log file it reads "nsteps = 1410065408".

It may be that (1) there is a maximum number of steps in gromacs and for longer simulations one needs to concatenate different runs, or (2) that the total simulation time is longer than the longest queue in my cluster. I have tried to rule out the second option by using the shortest queue in our cluster. Obviously if nsteps depends on the length of the queue, if run in the shorter queue the maximum nsteps should be shorter. Also I have assigned the should I have observed that nsteps is still 1410065408, so it seems that this problem is not dependent on our queue system. Any ideas?

Thanks for your help


d.

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Maximum integer is 2e9.


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