c) or Fortran (fortran) samples. Both of them are fine, as well.run.x) is generated in c/.$ cd c
$ make # make -f Makefile.own # if using own compiler
$ ls
run.x ...
results/default and results/vcoord.
default: Standard rank allocation using the job scheduler. Number of nodes = 2, Process-per-node=4, Number of threads=12vcoord : Rank allocation using vcoordfile (vcoord). Number of nodes = 2. Other settings are controlled by vcoord.## To run as a batch job
$ cd c/results/default
$ pjsub task.sh
## Or, to run in an interactive job
$ cd c/results/default
$ bash task.sh
results/default, using the job statistical information file (*.stats) and the standard output/error files.vcoord) in results/vcoord. How many MPI tasks are allocated in each of nodes? What about the number of OpenMP threads per MPI task?results/vcoord.run.x) is generated in fortran/.$ cd fortran
$ make # make -f Makefile.own # if using own compiler
$ ls
run.x ...
We have two settings of jobs; results/default and results/vcoord.
default: Standard rank allocation using the job scheduler. Number of nodes = 2, Process-per-node=4, Number of threads=12vcoord : Rank allocation using vcoordfile (vcoord). Number of nodes = 2. Other settings are controlled by vcoord.You can run the program either:
## To run as a batch job
$ cd fortran/results/default
$ pjsub task.sh
## Or, to run in an interactive job
$ cd fortran/results/default
$ bash task.sh
results/default, using the job statistical information file (*.stats) and the standard output/error files.vcoord) in results/vcoord. How many MPI tasks are allocated in each of nodes? What about the number of OpenMP threads per MPI task?results/vcoord.