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39 #ifdef GMX_QMMM_GAMESS
64 #include "gmx_fatal.h"
69 /* QMMM sub routines */
70 /* mopac interface routines */
74 F77_FUNC(inigms,IMIGMS)(void);
77 F77_FUNC(endgms,ENDGMS)(void);
80 F77_FUNC(grads,GRADS)(int *nrqmat,real *qmcrd,int *nrmmat, real *mmchrg,
81 real *mmcrd, real *qmgrad,real *mmgrad, real *energy);
85 void init_gamess(t_commrec *cr,t_QMrec *qm, t_MMrec *mm){
86 /* it works hopelessly complicated :-)
87 * first a file is written. Then the standard gamess input/output
88 * routine is called (no system()!) to set up all fortran arrays.
89 * this routine writes a punch file, like in a normal gamess run.
90 * via this punch file the other games routines, needed for gradient
91 * and energy evaluations are called. This setup works fine for
92 * dynamics simulations. 7-6-2002 (London)
99 periodic_system[37][3]={"XX","H ","He","Li","Be","B ","C ","N ",
100 "O ","F ","Ne","Na","Mg","Al","Si","P ",
101 "S ","Cl","Ar","K ","Ca","Sc","Ti","V ",
102 "Cr","Mn","Fe","Co","Ni","Cu","Zn","Ga",
103 "Ge","As","Se","Br","Kr"};
108 out=fopen("FOR009","w");
109 /* of these options I am not completely sure.... the overall
110 * preformance on more than 4 cpu's is rather poor at the moment.
112 fprintf(out,"memory 48000000\nPARALLEL IOMODE SCREENED\n");
113 fprintf(out,"ELEC %d\nMULT %d\nSUPER ON\nNOSYM\nGEOMETRY ANGSTROM\n",
114 qm->nelectrons,qm->multiplicity);
115 for (i=0;i<qm->nrQMatoms;i++){
117 fprintf(out,"%10.7lf %10.7lf %10.7lf %5.3lf %2s\n",
121 qm->atomicnumberQM[i]*1.0,
122 periodic_system[qm->atomicnumberQM[i]]);
124 fprintf(out,"%10.7f %10.7f %10.7f %5.3f %2s\n",
128 qm->atomicnumberQM[i]*1.0,
129 periodic_system[qm->atomicnumberQM[i]]);
135 fprintf(out,"%10.7lf %10.7lf %10.7lf %5.3lf BQ\n",
141 fprintf(out,"%10.7f %10.7f %10.7f %5.3f BQ\n",
150 fprintf(out,"END\nBASIS %s\nRUNTYPE GRADIENT\nSCFTYPE %s\n",
151 eQMbasis_names[qm->QMbasis],
152 eQMmethod_names[qm->QMmethod]); /* see enum.h */
154 fprintf(out,"END\nBASIS %s\nRUNTYPE SADDLE\nSCFTYPE %s\n",
155 eQMbasis_names[qm->QMbasis],
156 eQMmethod_names[qm->QMmethod]); /* see enum.h */
160 F77_FUNC(inigms,IMIGMS)();
162 else{ /* normal serial run */
164 out=fopen("FOR009","w");
165 /* of these options I am not completely sure.... the overall
166 * preformance on more than 4 cpu's is rather poor at the moment.
168 fprintf(out,"ELEC %d\nMULT %d\nSUPER ON\nNOSYM\nGEOMETRY ANGSTROM\n",
169 qm->nelectrons,qm->multiplicity);
170 for (i=0;i<qm->nrQMatoms;i++){
172 fprintf(out,"%10.7lf %10.7lf %10.7lf %5.3lf %2s\n",
176 qm->atomicnumberQM[i]*1.0,
177 periodic_system[qm->atomicnumberQM[i]]);
179 fprintf(out,"%10.7f %10.7f %10.7f %5.3f %2s\n",
183 qm->atomicnumberQM[i]*1.0,
184 periodic_system[qm->atomicnumberQM[i]]);
190 fprintf(out,"%10.7lf %10.7lf %10.7lf %5.3lf BQ\n",
196 fprintf(out,"%10.7f %10.7f %10.7f %5.3f BQ\n",
205 fprintf(out,"END\nBASIS %s\nRUNTYPE GRADIENT\nSCFTYPE %s\n",
206 eQMbasis_names[qm->QMbasis],
207 eQMmethod_names[qm->QMmethod]); /* see enum.h */
209 fprintf(out,"END\nBASIS %s\nRUNTYPE SADDLE\nSCFTYPE %s\n",
210 eQMbasis_names[qm->QMbasis],
211 eQMmethod_names[qm->QMmethod]); /* see enum.h */
212 F77_FUNC(inigms,IMIGMS)();
216 real call_gamess(t_commrec *cr, t_forcerec *fr, t_QMrec *qm, t_MMrec *mm,
217 rvec f[], rvec fshift[])
219 /* do the actual QMMM calculation using GAMESS-UK. In this
220 * implementation (3-2001) a system call is made to the GAMESS-UK
221 * binary. Now we are working to get the electron integral, SCF, and
222 * gradient routines linked directly
227 QMener=0.0,*qmgrad,*mmgrad,*mmcrd,*qmcrd,energy;
231 /* copy the QMMMrec pointer */
233 snew(qmcrd, 3*(qm->nrQMatoms));
234 snew(mmcrd,3*(mm->nrMMatoms));
235 snew(qmgrad,3*(qm->nrQMatoms));
236 snew(mmgrad,3*(mm->nrMMatoms));
238 /* copy the data from qr into the arrays that are going to be used
239 * in the fortran routines of gamess
241 for(i=0;i<qm->nrQMatoms;i++){
243 qmcrd[DIM*i+j] = 1/BOHR2NM*qm->xQM[i][j];
246 for(i=0;i<mm->nrMMatoms;i++){
248 mmcrd[DIM*i+j] = 1/BOHR2NM*mm->xMM[i][j];
251 for (i=0;i<3*qm->nrQMatoms;i+=3){
252 fprintf(stderr,"%8.5f, %8.5f, %8.5f\n",
258 F77_FUNC(grads,GRADS)(&qm->nrQMatoms,qmcrd,&mm->nrMMatoms,mm->MMcharges,
259 mmcrd,qmgrad,mmgrad,&energy);
261 for(i=0;i<qm->nrQMatoms;i++){
263 f[i][j] = HARTREE_BOHR2MD*qmgrad[3*i+j];
264 fshift[i][j] = HARTREE_BOHR2MD*qmgrad[3*i+j];
267 for(i=0;i<mm->nrMMatoms;i++){
269 f[i][j] = HARTREE_BOHR2MD*mmgrad[3*i+j];
270 fshift[i][j] = HARTREE_BOHR2MD*mmgrad[3*i+j];
273 /* convert a.u to kJ/mol */
274 QMener=energy*HARTREE2KJ*AVOGADRO;
280 gmx_qmmm_gamess_empty;