Howto OG matlab tutorial
From ImageWiki
Line 33: | Line 33: | ||
- | Now we are ready to start the script as an OG job. Login to | + | Now we are ready to start the script as an OG job. Login to imagediskserver3 (192.168.10.103) and using the CLI do the following: |
og_shcmd -i -p linux /home/kimstp/test_officegrid/run.sh | og_shcmd -i -p linux /home/kimstp/test_officegrid/run.sh | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 7 October 2013
Assume that I have matlab script that I want to start. All files for this example are stored in /home/kimstp/test_officegrid.
The matlab script is called mytestscript.m and looks like this:
% This script is for testing Office Grid for i=1:10 i X=ones(1,268435456); % Allocate 2 GB of memory pause(3) clear X; end % Remember to use absolute paths when reading and writing files. Like this X=10; save('/home/kimstp/test_officegrid/data.mat','X'); clear all; load('/home/kimstp/test_officegrid/data.mat'); X % Remember to call exit at the end of your matlab script (this is a problem % with our current matlab installation, ver. 7.3.0.298) exit();
In order to setup the environment and start matlab I have made a script called run.sh:
#!/bin/sh export MATLABPATH=/home/kimstp/test_officegrid /usr/local/bin/matlab -nodesktop -nojvm -nosplash -r mytestscript
After creating this file, you should make it executable as a script by:
chmod u+x run.sh
Now we are ready to start the script as an OG job. Login to imagediskserver3 (192.168.10.103) and using the CLI do the following:
og_shcmd -i -p linux /home/kimstp/test_officegrid/run.sh
Notes on -w --walltime (spitfire@diku.dk - 01/11-08) If you do not specify the walltime of the script it will stop your script after 1H.
The program runs and writes and reads a file called data.mat.
See section below on how to read back the text output from stdout and stderr. Or try to do:
og_res -i <job_id>
Which should print the text output from your matlab script.