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@macro ezfio
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{@acronym{EZFIO} }
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@end macro
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@section Preparing the @ezfio file
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The @exe program uses the @ezfio (Easy Fortran Input/Output) library
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generator@footnote{@url{http://ezfio.sourceforge.net}} to handle data persistence.
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An @ezfio ``file'' is a directory which contains all the needed input/output data
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needed by the code. These files are accessible via a simple @acronym{API} both
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in Fortran and Python.
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The output file containing the computed wave function has to be transformed
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into an @ezfio file in order to be used by @exe. This step is realized by
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calling the @command{to_ezfio.py} Python script followed by the name of the
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file containing the wave function:
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@example
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to_ezfio.py test.out
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@end example
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An @ezfio file is produced, named @file{test.out.ezfio}.
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