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Trywialne kolejkowanie zadań w screenie – inaczej

przez kszyh | 4 marca 2014 - 14:57 |4 marca 2014 Lifehacking, Linux, Skrypty

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#!/bin/bash if [ $# -eq 0 ] then echo "No arguments supplied" exit 0 fi inputs=() for f in *.pts; do inputs+=($f) done echo ${inputs[@]} arrSize=${#inputs[@]} echo $arrSize div=$(($1-1)) ile=$(($arrSize / $div)) for i in $(eval echo {0..$div}); do echo "Thread/Screen: $i" inp=${inputs[$i]} ff=`echo $inp | sed 's/_//' | sed 's/\.//' | sed 's/pts//'` ff=project$ff screen -md -S "calc$i" fin=$(($div+1)) command="for c in " for j in $(eval echo {$i..$arrSize..$fin}); do command+="$name " name=${inputs[$j]} done command+="; do module load deal.ii/8.2pre-gcc482 &&./Femaft \$c; done " echo $command screen -S "calc$i" -p 0 -X stuff "$command $(printf \\r) " done

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#!/bin/bash if [ $# -eq 0 ]   then     echo "No arguments supplied"     exit 0 fi   inputs=() for f in *.pts; do    inputs+=($f) done   echo ${inputs[@]} arrSize=${#inputs[@]} echo $arrSize   div=$(($1-1))   ile=$(($arrSize / $div)) for i in $(eval echo {0..$div}); do    echo "Thread/Screen: $i"    inp=${inputs[$i]}    ff=`echo $inp | sed 's/_//' | sed 's/\.//' | sed 's/pts//'`    ff=project$ff    screen -md -S "calc$i"    fin=$(($div+1))    command="for c in "    for j in $(eval echo {$i..$arrSize..$fin}); do       command+="$name "       name=${inputs[$j]}    done    command+="; do module load deal.ii/8.2pre-gcc482 &&./Femaft \$c; done "    echo $command    screen -S "calc$i" -p 0 -X stuff "$command $(printf \\r) "   done

Trywialne kolejkowanie zadań w screenie

przez kszyh | 26 lutego 2014 - 13:34 |26 lutego 2014 Linux, Skrypty

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#!/bin/bash inputs=() for f in *.pts; do inputs+=($f) done echo ${inputs[@]} arrSize=${#inputs[@]} echo $arrSize div=$(($1-1)) ile=$(($arrSize / $div)) for i in $(eval echo {0..$div}); do echo "Thread/Screen: $i" inp=${inputs[$i]} ff=`echo $inp | sed 's/_//' | sed 's/\.//' | sed 's/pts//'` ff=project$ff screen -md -S "calc$i" fin=$(($div+1)) for j in $(eval echo {$i..$arrSize..$fin}); do name=${inputs[$j]} screen -S "calc$i" -p 0 -X stuff "module load deal.ii/8.2pre-gcc482 &&./Femaft $name$(printf \\r) " echo "Scheduling $name calculations..."; done done

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#!/bin/bash inputs=() for f in *.pts; do    inputs+=($f) done   echo ${inputs[@]} arrSize=${#inputs[@]} echo $arrSize   div=$(($1-1))   ile=$(($arrSize / $div)) for i in $(eval echo {0..$div}); do    echo "Thread/Screen: $i"    inp=${inputs[$i]}    ff=`echo $inp | sed 's/_//' | sed 's/\.//' | sed 's/pts//'`    ff=project$ff    screen -md -S "calc$i"    fin=$(($div+1))    for j in $(eval echo {$i..$arrSize..$fin}); do       name=${inputs[$j]}       screen -S "calc$i" -p 0 -X stuff "module load deal.ii/8.2pre-gcc482 &&./Femaft $name$(printf \\r) "       echo "Scheduling $name calculations...";    done done

Konwerter plików Abaqus INP na zgodny z parMETIS

przez kszyh | 21 września 2012 - 09:20 |5 marca 2014 Skrypty

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#!/bin/bash for FILE in *.inp; do echo "Processing $FILE"; x=`grep -ni -m1 "*Element, type=DC2D8" $FILE | cut -f1 -d: | awk '{ SUM += $1 + 1} END { print SUM }'` y=`grep -ni -m1 "*Nset" $FILE |cut -f1 -d: | awk '{ SUM += $1 - 1} END { print SUM }'` sed -n "$x,$y p" $FILE | sed "s/,/ /g" | awk '{print $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9}' > $FILE.pre count=`wc -l $FILE.pre | cut -f1 -d\ ` sed "1i$count" $FILE.pre > $FILE.out rm -f $FILE.pre mv -f $FILE.out $FILE done;

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#!/bin/bash for FILE in *.inp; do echo "Processing $FILE"; x=`grep -ni -m1 "*Element, type=DC2D8" $FILE | cut -f1 -d: | awk '{ SUM += $1 + 1} END { print SUM }'` y=`grep -ni -m1 "*Nset" $FILE |cut -f1 -d: | awk '{ SUM += $1 - 1} END { print SUM }'` sed -n "$x,$y p" $FILE | sed "s/,/ /g" | awk '{print $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9}' > $FILE.pre count=`wc -l $FILE.pre | cut -f1 -d\ ` sed "1i$count" $FILE.pre > $FILE.out rm -f $FILE.pre mv -f $FILE.out $FILE done;