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| ===== Memory usage ===== | ===== Memory usage ===== | ||
| - | As FDTD is memory demanding, GSvit is designed to save some amount of memory, not allocating the data arrays that might not be needed. This option is by default switched off and can be switched on via XSvit or by setting MATMODE_CHECK option in the parameter file. | + | As FDTD is memory demanding, GSvit is designed to save some amount of memory, not allocating the data arrays that might not be needed. This option is by default switched off and can be switched on via XSvit or by setting MATMODE_CHECK option in the parameter file. It still does not cover the whole spectrum of possible memory savings that will be implemented in future, however in certain cases it can be still helpful. |
| - | In the following example the memory demands for running calculation on the same box size (300x300x300) with different materials are evaluated. | + | In the following example the memory demands for running calculation on the same box size (300x300x300) with different materials inside it are evaluated. |
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