I have no problem making miff-files with WriteImage, but my problem
is getting to know DX that I have more data than just one time step. [...]
Would it be possible to add the data of the next time steps in the next
columns? [...]
That looks to much; especially when I have a couple thousand time steps. Is
there a different format more suitable than the 'general'-file?
You might automatically (e.g. using a shell script) generate one .dx file per
data set that you have, which tells DX about that respective data set's
structure and filenames. If you name those .dx files in an incrementally
numbered way, it should be easy to use the Sequencer and Format modules to
subsequently feed all the different data sets to the Import module. Format's
output can then, of course, also be used for WriteImage in order to have a
consistent nomenclature.
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Urs Enke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
High-Performance Computing
Center for Computing and Communication
RWTH Aachen University
