[ADMB Users] Launching several ADMB programs simultaneously
Nassar
nassar.naji at orange.fr
Thu Dec 29 10:09:02 PST 2011
Thanks Weihai & Rick
Thats what I finally adopt..
1- Keeping at the root directory common files and calling them from
subdirectories ( !! ad_comm::change_datafile_name("..\\qtty.dat"))
2- Putting into the modelxx subdirectories with the exe, pin and dat
file
a. Modelxx\model.exe
b. Modelxx\model.dat
c. Modelxx\model.pin
3- Running a bat file from D> (runmodel.bat):
cd level01
model -nox -est -ams 20000000 -cbs 20000000 -gbs 20000000
cd ..
a. the tmp and results files are located at the moldexx directory
The last step is to run simultaneously all the models
Best regards
De : weihailiu at gmail.com [mailto:weihailiu at gmail.com] De la part de Weihai
Liu
Envoyé : jeudi 29 décembre 2011 17:32
À : Nassar
Cc : users at admb-project.org
Objet : Re: [ADMB Users] Launching several ADMB programs simultaneously
Try to copy your data file to EACH folder which hold your .exe file, such as
copy qqtty.dat to d:\model13\
weihai
On Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 6:27 AM, Nassar <nassar.naji at orange.fr> wrote:
Thanks Aaron, Mark ; Chris & KvK
The issue is related to interaction between ADMB and OS, how do ADMB reads
its files (ad_comm files) .. and how OS launch several & independent ADMB
executables.
My case : one data file at D root and several models..
D:\model01\model01.exe..D:\ model13\model13.exe
- Write a batch command file..
The trouble Im getting :
- Unable to make the commands that launch the 13 models (its an OS
issue), some help is highly welcome
- The data file is at the D root and the launching any model with
the command
o > Mode01\model
o Error trying to open data input file qqtty.dat
o While this file is located at model01 subdirectory..
DATA_SECTION
!! ad_comm::change_datafile_name("qqtty.dat");
Thanks for help
Naji
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