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Problems of calling the subroutine binrd

Problems of calling the subroutine binrd

Problems of calling the subroutine binrd

(OP)
Hello
I am now transplanting a postprocessor of ANSYS 5.4 to the version 8.0.
In the source code of the postprocessor in FORTRAN, I access the data using the subroutines such as BINRD or RGMGET, that were provided by ANSYS. But lacking the related documents about the format of the binary file, I don't know how to understand these vast numbers.
If it isn't commerial confidential, how can I get such information? There seems nothing in the help documents.

Here are some examples of this problem:
After calling binrd, it returned the leng value 0, and the propram went to end.

I got the starting point(iloc) to call binrd, but the problem of "access violation" appeared.

I am really confused with it.
Thanks



RE: Problems of calling the subroutine binrd

Even though it discusses access for an older version of ANSYS then what I used,I've used this web link to be able to understand how to access the binary
files.  
http://www.cesup.ufrgs.br/ansys/prog_55/g-int/INToc.htm

Hope it helps. If you have specific questions with regard to access
of a specific binary file I may be able to help you out more.

RE: Problems of calling the subroutine binrd

(OP)
Thanks.
I have solved this problem.
This is the problem of ansys version. After ansys5.5, there are some changes in format of .rst file. So the subroutine binrd couldn't find the appropriate record number.

RE: Problems of calling the subroutine binrd

How can I replace ansys subroutine with an user subroutine?

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