#!/bin/sh
#
# DO NOT SUBMIT THIS SCRIPT AS IT IS, IT IS JUST AN EXAMPLE
#
# file:    pbssample.advanced
#
# purpose: advanced template for PBS (Portable Batch System) script
#
# remarks: a line beginning with # is a comment;
#          a line beginning with #PBS is a pbs command;
#          assume (upper/lower) case to be sensitive;
#
# use:     submit job with
#          qsub pbssample.advanced

# job name (default is name of pbs script file).
#PBS -N myjob

# resource limits: number of CPUs to be used
#PBS -l nodes=24

# resource limits: max. wall clock time during which job can be running. 3 hours and 20 minutes.
#PBS -l walltime=3:20:00

# path/filename for standard output
#PBS -o mypath/my.out

# path/filename for standard error
#PBS -e mypath/my.err

# If nodes > my current limit, the job mus be run as a risk job. This is specified as:
#PBS -q riskjobb

# files to be copied to execution server before script processing starts.
# usage: -W stagein=local_file@hostname:remote_file[,...]
#PBS -W stagein=/disk/local/target@green:/home/myusername/example/source

# start job only after MMDDhhmm, where M=Month, D=Day, h=hour, m=minute
# e.g., January 14, 14:30
#PBS -a 01141430

# Send mail when the job begins (b), exits (e) or aborts (a).
#PBS -m abe

# Goto the directory from which you submitted the job.
cd $PBS_O_WORKDIR

# Start the job with mpprun on the nodes that the batch queue system
# have allocated for your job. (PBS -l nodes above).
mpprun hello_world.icc.lam