Changes between Version 40 and Version 41 of Doc/CheckDebug

Timestamp:

10/10/19 11:22:55 (5 years ago)

Author:

rpennel

Comment:

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Doc/CheckDebug

@@ -291 +291 @@
 You can run post processing jobs once the main job is finished (for example if the post processing job was deactivated in [#Lespost-traitementsdansconfig.card config.card] or if you encountered a [#Debug bug]).
 
-On TGCC, the machine used for post processing is the same as the computing machine. On IDRIS, the machine to be used for post-processing is adapp (since July 2013) with same file system available : $WORKDIR, $HOME, ... . You can : 
+You can : 
   1. work directly in the experiment directory (which looks like `PATH_MODIPSL/config/IPSLCM5A/ST11/`). Possible option but not recommended. 
   1. work in a dedicated directory located in the experiment directory (e.g. `PATH_MODIPSL/config/IPSLCM5A/ST11/POST_REDO`). Best choice. 
@@ -297 +297 @@
 
 For the last two options you must first:
-  * If your post processing directory is a subdirectory located in the experiment directory, copy (or make a link `ln -s`) the files and directories `config.card` `POST`, `COMP` and run.card if you want to post process only part of the simulation
-  * If your post processing directory is an independent directory :
-    * create a dedicated directory (for all simulations) ;
-    * transfer libIGCM and run ins_job (for all simulations) ;
-    * create a directory for the simulation to analyze (i.e. for each simulation) :
-{{{
+  * If your post processing directory is a subdirectory located in the experiment directory (e.g. `PATH_MODIPSL/config/IPSLCM5A/ST11/POST_REDO`):
+     * copy (or link `ln -s`) the files and directories `config.card` `POST`, `COMP` and run.card 
+  {{{
 #!sh
 cd $PATH_MODIPSL/config/IPSLCM5A/ST11
@@ -312 +309 @@
 cp -pr ../run.card .
 }}}
+  
+  * If your post processing directory is an independent directory :
+    * create a dedicated directory (for all simulations) ;
+    * transfer libIGCM and run ins_job (for all simulations) ;
+    * create a directory for the simulation to analyze (i.e. for each simulation) :
+