Re: [SSI-users] How to start a process on a local node ?

[Ron C. <ro...@de...>]

Hi Wehbi,

there are several ways to start a process on a node.
You can use onnode (for example "onnode 3 uname -a") to run uname on node 3.

You can also start processes on nodes from other programs using the fork and
exec functions from the cluster library.
I am writing some examples to figure out how things work, you're welcome to take
a look at it, I made a link on my homepage
(http://www.depauw.edu/acad/computer/RonCroonenberg.asp) to what I came up with
so far. The code isn't all that great but at times it seems to work.

Ron


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