"IOBUILD" creates an I/O file for DYNA from a generic input data file.
"IOBUILD" accepts any input data file of the so-called "free style"; the
input data file may contain any comments except numbers, because numbers
are the information expected by "IOBUILD".

For example a simple data file having seven inputs per data record might
look like the following.

   1E-05    2E-05    3E-05    4E-05   0.00018  0.00019   0.0002
   1.1E-05  2.2E-05  3.3E-05  4.4E-05 0.00018  0.00019   2
   1.1E-05  2.2E-05
   3.3E-05  4.4E-05
   0.00018  0.00019
   2

This demonstrates that the numbers can appear in any floating point or integer
format, they can be randomly spaced, and in columns or wrapped into multiple
rows.


To include number as part of comments, one should surround the number by
a pair of brackets. Three examples are listed as follows:

example 1,
	input(1) = 1.2; input(2) = 1.1. output(1) = 1.3.
	... ...

example 2,
	1.2 1.1 1.3
	... ...

example 3,
	Following are recorded communications with an UFO:
	send <1.2> send <1.1> recieved <1.3>
	... ...

The C source code for IOBUILD is included with DynaMind to assist you in
handling special circumstances.