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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!-- Config XML file fo the
- adios2_simulations_heatTransferWrite
- heatTransfer_read
executables in build/bin -->
<adios-config>
<!--====================================
Configuration for the Writer
====================================-->
<io name="writer">
<engine type="BP4">
<!-- for vectorized memory operations, make sure your system
enables threads-->
<parameter key="Threads" value="1"/>
<!-- Microseconds (default), Milliseconds, Seconds,
Minutes, Hours -->
<parameter key="ProfileUnits" value="Microseconds"/>
<!-- XXKb, XXMb, or XXXGb supported, default=16Kb
(applications might choose an optimal value) -->
<parameter key="InitialBufferSize" value="16Kb"/>
<!-- XXKb, XXMb, or XXXGb supported, default=Unlimited (until
fails), maximum at each time step
(applications might choose an optimal value) -->
<!-- <parameter key="MaxBufferSize" value="2Gb"/> -->
<!-- exponential growth factor > 1, default = 1.05
1.05 is good for a few large variables, for many small
variables increase the value to 1.5 to 2
(optimal value is application dependent)-->
<!-- <parameter key="BufferGrowthFactor" value="1.05"/> -->
<!-- Indicates how often (in number of steps), pick a large
number so metadata will only be written at Close
(applications might choose an optimal value) -->
<parameter key="FlushStepsCount" value="1"/>
</engine>
<transport type="File">
<!-- POSIX, stdio (C FILE*), fstream (C++) -->
<parameter key="Library" value="stdio"/>
<!-- For read/write, Microseconds (default), Milliseconds, Seconds,
Minutes, Hours. open/close always in Microseconds -->
<parameter key="ProfileUnits" value="Microseconds"/>
</transport>
</io>
<!--=======================================
Configuration for the Reader input
=======================================-->
<io name="readerInput">
<engine type="BP4">
<!-- for vectorized memory operations, make sure your system
enables threads-->
<parameter key="Threads" value="1"/>
<!-- Microseconds (default), Milliseconds, Seconds,
Minutes, Hours -->
<parameter key="ProfileUnits" value="Microseconds"/>
</engine>
<transport type="File">
<!-- POSIX, stdio (C FILE*), fstream (C++) -->
<parameter key="Library" value="stdio"/>
<!-- For read/write, Microseconds (default), Milliseconds, Seconds,
Minutes, Hours. open/close always in Microseconds -->
<parameter key="ProfileUnits" value="Microseconds"/>
</transport>
</io>
<!--=======================================
Configuration for the Reader output
=======================================-->
<io name="query">
<engine type="BPFile">
<!-- for vectorized memory operations, make sure your system
enables threads-->
<parameter key="Threads" value="1"/>
<!-- Microseconds (default), Milliseconds, Seconds,
Minutes, Hours -->
<parameter key="ProfileUnits" value="Microseconds"/>
</engine>
<transport type="File">
<!-- POSIX, stdio (C FILE*), fstream (C++) -->
<parameter key="Library" value="stdio"/>
<!-- For read/write, Microseconds (default), Milliseconds, Seconds,
Minutes, Hours. open/close always in Microseconds -->
<parameter key="ProfileUnits" value="Microseconds"/>
</transport>
</io>
</adios-config>
<adios-query>
<!-- <io name="query" file="/Users/junmin/software/adios2/query/data/heatbp4.bp"> -->
<io name="query">
<var name="T">
<!-- <boundingbox start="100,200" count="400,2900"/> -->
<boundingbox start="5,0" count="12,12"/>
<!-- <tstep start="1" count="2"/> -->
<op value="OR">
<range compare="GT" value="6.6"/>
<range compare="LT" value="-0.17"/>
<op value="AND">
<range compare="LT" value="2.9"/>
<range compare="GT" value="2.8"/>
</op>
</op>
</var>
</io>
</adios-query>
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