[scyld-users] Fortran code execution on single compute node
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Harshavardhan Ghuge ghugeha at auburn.eduWed Aug 24 06:36:02 PDT 2005
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Hi, Let me put my problem in a different way. I have a binary stored in a directory named /scratch on a compute node 6. This directory is not on the NFS. I have the input data file required for the binary in the same directory. Is there any command which I can use to execute this binary? (I am asking this because the bpsh command uses the binary stored in the master node) The other way is using the bpsh command. I use the following command- [ghugeha at cicero stat-oplt-unsteady]$ bpsh 6 sh -c "./stat.opltf.v6.out" This binary looks for the input data file in the same directory where it is stored. How can I tell the binary to look for the input data file in a /scratch directory (which is not on the NFS) on compute node 6 ? Can I specify the path of this input data file in my fortran code? Thanks, Harshal
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