Cloudflu-solver-process
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| - | '''Usage example :''' ''cloudflu-solver-process --study-name=< user study name > --output-dir="~/damBreak 2010-11-23 16:23" --before-hook="cloudflu-foam2vtk-before" --time-hook="cloudflu-foam2vtk"'' | + | '''Usage example :''' ''cloudflu-solver-process --study-name=< user study name > --output-dir="~/damBreak 2010-11-23 16:23" --before-hook="[[cloudflu-foam2vtk-before]]" --time-hook="[[cloudflu-foam2vtk]]"'' |
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Revision as of 14:54, 2 January 2011
Process the solver output that was launched by cloudflu-solver-start utility. These two utility was specially designed not just run together, but do their work in parallel. The common entry point for both of these utilities is study, which could be reserver in advance by calling [cloudflu-study-book]] utility.
Extra options :
- --study-name=< existing study name >
- Read from standard input, if not specified
- --output-dir=< folder suffix for the output results >
- If not specified takes the same name as the given study one
- --before-hook=< executable to be run 'before' any results will be downloaded >
- Do nothing, by default
- --time-hook=< executable to be run on each timestamp download >
- Do nothing, by default
- --after-hook=< executable to be run 'after' all results will be downloaded >
- Do nothing, by default
Usage example : cloudflu-solver-process --study-name=< user study name > --output-dir="~/damBreak 2010-11-23 16:23" --before-hook="cloudflu-foam2vtk-before" --time-hook="cloudflu-foam2vtk"
