[Swift-user] Help needed with batching up parallel runs
Tiberiu Stef-Praun
tiberius at ci.uchicago.edu
Mon Jul 21 10:39:32 CDT 2008
Hi
I work with some code that generates at some point a number (300 in my
case) of parallel identical runs, and I need to batch those up (10 at
a time in my case) because each individual run is too short.
I don't want Falkon at this point, and I'm not sure about the status
of the coaster provider, so I would prefer a clean swift solution
I was thinking of some array manipulation, but it was not obvious how
to do it with swift.
Thanks !
Tibi
Here is the code that I have so far, and I need help for:
//this is the code that batches a number of runs: based on the size of
the array (determined where I make the call), I will return the set of
parallel run results
(file simFile[])gj_batch_sim(file policyFile, file logFile){
app{
gj_batch_sim @filename(policyFile) @filename(logFile)
@filenames(simFile);
}
}
int parallelInstances=300;
file simOutputs[]<simple_mapper; prefix="sim_", suffix=".mat">;
(file simResults[])batch_gj_batch_sim(file policyFile, int parallelInstances){
// this is just some needed input
file logFile<single_file_mapper; file="inputs/gj_log76.mat">;
// I want to have batches of size 10
int localBatchSize=10;
int batchRange=@toint(@strcut(@strcat(parallelInstances/localBatchSize),"([0-9]*).?[0-9]*")
trace("Times to do batch_gj_batch_sim",batchRange);
foreach i in [1:batchRange] {
// HELP HERE: how to do this ?
// essentially I need to map the proper batch of file
names into the call of gj_batch_sim
simResults[batchSize*i:batchSize*(i+1)-1]=gj_batch_sim(policyFile,
logFile);
}
}
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Tiberiu (Tibi) Stef-Praun, PhD
Computational Sciences Researcher
Computation Institute
5640 S. Ellis Ave, #405
University of Chicago
http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~tiberius/
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