CVL File

If you have a TABLO Input file which just does data manipulation, you may wish to use ViewHAR or AnalyseGE to look at the values of various Coefficients and expressions. If so, you can produce a Coefficient Values (CVL) file by inserting the statement:

cvl file = yes;

in your Command file. A HAR file (named after the CMF, but with suffix CVL) will be produced with values of all coefficients (useful for debugging). You can also load this CVL file into AnalyseGE.

CVL files are similar to SLC files. The values of coefficients on the CVL file are the values when all formulae have been executed (ie, at the end of the TAB file).

If a simulation crashes due to a singular matrix or arithmetic problem, you may want to see the values of all coefficients to see what is going wrong. In that case, you can create a CVL file if you run the CMF without doing a simulation. That is, put the lines

simulation = no ;

CVL file = yes ;

into your Command file to create a CVL file containing the values of all coefficients. You can see the values of system-initiated coefficients (introduced by TABLO during condensation) in the CVL file. by including in the CMF the statement

CVL system_coefficients = yes ;

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