| 1 | = PALM Quickstart Guide = |
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| 5 | '''Fig. 1''' Directory structure of PALM installation. |
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| 10 | '''Fig. 2''' Directory structure of PALM simulation setup. |
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| 12 | Ideally, you have successfully installed PALM using the [automatic installer]. If so, the installer has |
| 13 | * [downloaded] PALM from the subversion control (svn) repository into a predefined directory structure on your local PC (see Fig. 1), |
| 14 | * created the required palmrun [configuration file], e.g. .palm.config.default (hidden file), |
| 15 | * pre-compiled ([palmbuild]) the UTILities and SOURCE code, |
| 16 | * run some small test simulations (JOBS). |
| 17 | Somewhere near the end of the automatic installation process, the following lines should have appeared in your UNIX terminal:\\ |
| 18 | {{{All found tests passed. PALM installation successful}}} and \\ |
| 19 | {{{PALM installer finished.}}}\\ |
| 20 | Further, the installer has printed an example command for starting a PALM simulation, e.g. |
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| 22 | palmrun -r example_cbl -a \"d3#\" -c \"default\" -X \"4\" -T \"4\" " |
| 23 | | | | | | " |
| 24 | run identifier | configuration identifier | tasks per node " |
| 25 | I/O control list number of cores " |
| 26 | }}} |