Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of doc/app/palm_config

Timestamp:

Aug 16, 2018 3:03:44 PM (6 years ago)

Author:

raasch

Comment:

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doc/app/palm_config

@@ -129 +129 @@
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 ||job_id   ||job name under which you can find the job in the respective job queue  ||generated from {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-d}}} plus a 5-digit random number, separated by a dot, e.g. {{{palmrun -d abcde ...}}} may generate {{{abcde.12345}}}  ||
-||cpu_hours \\ cpu_minutes \\ cpu_seconds \\ cputime  ||cpu time requested by the job split in hours, minutes and seconds. {{{cputime}}} is the requested time in seconds. ||generated from {{{palmrun}}} {{{-t}}}, e.g. in the above example, {{{palmrun -t 3662 ...}}} will generate {{{1:1:2}}}  ||
+||cpu_hours \\ cpu_minutes \\ cpu_seconds \\ cputime  ||cpu time requested by the job split in hours, minutes and seconds. {{{cputime}}} is the requested time in seconds. ||calculated from {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-t}}}, e.g. in the above example, {{{palmrun -t 3662 ...}}} will generate {{{1:1:2}}}  ||
+||timestring  ||Requested CPU time in format hh:mm:ss  ||calculated from {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-t}}}  ||
 ||nodes     ||number of compute nodes requested by the job  ||calculated from {{{palmrun}}} options {{{-X}}} (total number of cores to be used), {{{-T}}} (number of MPI tasks to be started on each node), and {{{-O}}} (number of OpenMP threads to be started by each MPI task). {{{nodes}}} is calculated as {{{cores / ( tasks_per_node * threads_per_task)}}}. {{{threads_per_task}}} is one in pure MPI applications. If {{{tasks_per_node * threads_per_task}}} is not an integral divisor of the total number of cores, less tasks/threads will run on the last node.  ||
 ||tasks_per_node   ||.       ||.        ||
 ||threads_per_task ||.       ||.        ||
 ||cores            ||.       ||.        ||
+||mpi_tasks        ||.       ||cores / threads_per_task  ||
 ||job_protocol_file  ||.     ||.        ||
+||memory           ||requested memory in MByte  ||as given by {{{palmrun}}} option {{{-m}}} or as set in the configuration file via {{{%memory}}}. Option overwrites the setting in the configuration file.  ||
 ||queue            ||.       ||.        ||
 
@@ -142 +145 @@
 }}}
 
-Instead using variables in the batch directives, you may use specific values, but with a loss of flexibility. 
+Instead of using variables in the batch directives, you may give specific values, but with a loss of flexibility. 
 
 === UNIX commands ===