All you need to create a new version of transp..
Linked from transp_versions:
- clone_transp
- Creates a copy of an existing transp directory tree ( perl )
- prepare_transp
- Updates files to prepare a new version for use
- ./lljob/lltransp.pl
- [ alias LLjob ] - submits a transp command to the load leveller
In /home/pshare :
- alias
- Sets up command aliases for convenient transp maintenance
- settrn2
- Sets up transp environment for any version of transp. Requires that
$TRANSPROOT be defined
- transp_window <version>
- Creates a new Xwindow, then calls settrn2 & hello
- hello
- Navigates to users working directory ( $WORKROOT) and sets up some
variables for JETtransp
In $TRANSPROOT
- Info
- Text file describing the transp version ( creation date, pppl version
etc )
- transprc
- Sets up version specific environment variables - compiler names, run
time library definitions etc
Environment variables
A selection of the variables which may be required
during transp installation. All are defined ( in settrn2 ) relative to the
current TRANSPROOT directory
- CODESYSDIR
- Root directory for transp code management system
- LOGDIR
- Directory for installation log files
- SC
- Transp scripts directory - $CODESYSDIR/csh
- TMPDIR
- Transp directory for temporary files
- TRANSPROOT
- Root directory for the current transp version
- XE
- Directory which stores the transp executables
Command aliases
These alaises are supplied to simplify frequently used command
sequences. They are set up by the command source ~jconboy/jec_login
alias , which also sources the file ~pshare/alias
Aliases are ( mostly ) defined with a leading upper case character, to
distinguish them from native Unix commands
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Alias | Definition
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Function
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Cfl | (diff --side --text -b -W160)
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Compares two files
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Date | (ls -lrt)
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Lists a directory in date order
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LLjob | /home/pshare/transp_versions/lljob/lltransp.pl
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Submits a transp load leveller job
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LLq | llq | egrep $USER
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Displays load leveller queue for User
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Last | ls -lrt !^ | tail -8
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Shows 8 last used files in directory
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Linkcheck | egrep -A1 %linkcheck
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Checks status of transp linkcheck script
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Log | ls -rt $LOGDIR/* | tail -1
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Returns name of latest log file
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Logchk | egrep -A1 %link `Log`
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Linkcheck status for last logfile
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P | pushd
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Adds directory to stack
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Qenv | printenv | egrep -i
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Searches for a string in environment variables
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Qt | echo $TRANSPROOT
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Displays current transp version
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Search | egrep -i
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Find a string in a file ( case insensitive )
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Tail | tail -$LINES
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Displays 1 screen full of data from end of a file
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Xtail | xterm -bg LightGrey -geometry 100x70 -T !^ -e tail -f !^
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Launches an X-window to display logfile for a runing process
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jec | source ~jconboy/jec_login
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Sets up these aliases
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qd | dirs
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Displays directory stack
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qq | pwd ; whoami
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Who & where am I ??
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Scripts
The script files in transp_versions are actually links to
~pshare/scripts/csh, & are stored in the (local ) CVS repository
~pshare/CVSroot.
# Use
# >cd /home/pshare/transp_versions
# >set tv `pwd`
# >echo $tv
# /common/transp_shared/Code/transp
# >$SC/clone df Stv/JET_61 $tv/JET_62
#
# nb opt is case insensitive..
#
# Arguments
# Options InputRoot, OutputRoot
#
# Options
# Max Copy everything except
the external libs
# Df Copy source +
makefiles ready for a build
# Min link everything
# MAST link ( nearly ) everything
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clone_transp creates a new Transp directory structure, which may be
a complete copy of the original (Max option), a copy of the source, with empty
object & executable directories (Df), or be links to the input version (Min).
The Min option is useful to create a version for testing scipts, for example.
The Input and OutputRoot variables should be set to the actual directory
names, to ensure that any links cannot be changed inadvertantly at a later
date.
This script prepares a new version of Transp for test running. It launches
a text editor ($EDITOR) to create the files Info and transprc if these dont
exist, and creates the files init and modules/Root (from templates in
transp_versions/_VN_ . The init file defines $TRANSPROOT for batch jobs, and
modules/Root defines the version number for the modules system.
prepare_transp will run $CS/ckdirs, which creates the directories for each
library or module (under codesys) if this has not been done. It also creates
empty result and data
directories, so that test runs are forced to rerun the data preparation
steps.
This is the 'standard' Transp login script, used by all versions. Since csh
lacks a subroutine construct, the script calls itself with different options,
selected by the login type. Available options are
>source ~/settrn2 help
Useage
source ~/settrn2 <opt> {-db}
-db Activate debug output
settrn2 -I- Settrn2 options :-
mpi init host source tty source tr_root tr_dir tr_work tr_path tr_lib tr_run loadlevel prep whouse mds grid transprc
alias xtranspin du
showversion Show current transp version
showpath Show current $PATH setting
checkpath Report path directories not in current version
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The file $TRANSPROOT/transprc contains definitions that vary between versions
of transp, typically related to changes in the OS or new versions of external
libraries. For example, the introduction of modules requires initialisation
procedures which would fail on earlier versions where modules were unavailable.
transprc adds the directory /home/pshare/modules to the modules path. This
contains