[Mesa-users] Letter to Professors

[Jared Goldberg]

Hi Kai-an,

Given that mesa.lbol, mesa.ph, mesa.res, mesa.swd, and mesa.tt were
created, it looks like STELLA did in fact run to completion, but the
stella_extras post-processing script (which makes output files that are
easier to interpret) did not run.

>From your last screenshot it also looks like you've moved or copied
$MESA_DIR/stella to a separate location, correct?
If you've moved the stella directory, you will have to edit the
res/makefile and your res/stella_extras.f90 file to change the name of
MESA_DIR from '../..' to whatever your working MESA directory is.

If you have edited stella_extras and want to test this, you don't need to
rerun stella, just
cd res
make
./stella_extras

The current output (mesa.tt) should be usable. If you want to read the
output files, you should treat them as you would any other plaintext file
and read it with a text editor like vim, emacs, atom, or sublime.

Best,
~Jared



On Fri, Nov 6, 2020 at 6:23 PM 游凱安 <timyu930218 at gmail.com> wrote:

> below are my gfortran version and folders in stella/res
> [image: 螢幕快照 2020-11-07 上午10.18.32.png]
> [image: 螢幕快照 2020-11-07 上午10.19.07.png]
> Thanks for your help and patience!
> ~Kai-an
>
> Jared Goldberg <goldberg at physics.ucsb.edu> 於 2020年11月7日 週六 上午8:50寫道：
>
>> Looks like you have a problem with how you're making the stella_extras
>> executable.
>>
>> Is your MESA SDK initialized properly? What do you get when you type
>> gfortran --version into the terminal?
>>
>> Also, what files are currently contained in the stella/res/ folder?
>>
>> ~Jared
>>
>> On Fri, Nov 6, 2020 at 5:54 AM 游凱安 via Mesa-users <
>> mesa-users at lists.mesastar.org> wrote:
>>
>>> Dear professors of MESA,
>>>
>>>     My name is Kai-an You. I am a high school student from Taiwan,
>>> doing my science project with Dr. Ken Chen in NTU. The project is about
>>> the light curve of supernova. I've received Dr. Jared Goldberg's letter
>>> and he gave me the ppt about "how to run MESA+STELLA from the MESA Summer
>>> School 2019". According to it, I followed the step of illustration.
>>> However, the output results were not my expectation. Below is an
>>> illustration of the results from the ppt, but my results seems to have
>>> problem. I coud not find any information about "f77" in stella. Can you
>>> tell me where it is? Is there any way to solve this problem?
>>> [image: 1.png]
>>> [image: 2.png]
>>>
>>> Thanks for your help and patience.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Best regards.
>>>
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> mesa-users at lists.mesastar.org
>>> https://lists.mesastar.org/mailman/listinfo/mesa-users
>>>
>>>
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