On Tue, 29 Apr 2008, ?????? Shu-jun Hu wrote:

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SH> Dear the developers:
SH> When i perform the post-processing calculation to obtain the charge and spin
SH> density, i found a possible bug. Since the node have a dual core processor, 
i
SH> sequentially started two pp jobs (plot_num = 0 and plot_num = 6) in less 
than 5
SH> seconds (charge density of plot_num = 0 is earlier). The running time is 
about 2
SH> minutes. However, the output data of charge and spin density are almost the 
same.
SH> Both are more likely the output of earlier job, although there are still 
some
SH> error data (the xcrysden image is ill). But when i run the later one until 
the
SH> earlier one has been finished, everything is OK.

dear shujun hu,

i assume that both pp.x inputs access the same "prefix" directory
and intermediate files. in that case you have to make sure that
the intermediate files (filplot) that pp.x writes have different 
names. if they don't you'll get a complete mixup and that would 
explain the phenomenon you are describing. this would actually be
a "shooting yourself in the foot" and thus not a bug. ;-)

cheers,
   axel.

SH>   The vesion of the code is 3.2.3 and the parallel compiled pp.x runs in 
serial
SH> model.
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