Email extract: Premature Termination of GENLES but keeping current refinement informationX-Sender: Bob Von Dreele Date: Thu, 08 Mar 2001 08:05:55 -0700 To: "L. Cranswick" Subject: Re: Dear Lachlan, See below... . . . After each cycle GENLES updates the exp file with all information. So if you kill a run it will reflect the results of the last completed cycle. Beware though, killing GENLES when it is inverting the matrix & updating the exp file can ruin the exp file. It's safe to kill it while it's working through a histogram (any kind). Previously processed points in that histogram will have the new values in them. I do this thing quite often with proteins. Also note that GENLES can "go uphill" a bit in the minimization. Bob |