How to RUN your own serial and parallel Programme with GNU and Intel compiler :

'Dirac' has several queue. No job should be run in master node and any job running in master node for a considerable time will be killed automatically. Job should be submitted through batch.sh.

Queues available : serial.q, 2core.q, 4core.q, 8core.q, 16core.q, 32core.q, and 48core.q
Follow the below instruction to run your programme.
Compiler Serial/Parallel Command
PYTHON Serial cp /home/softwares/batch_files/PYTHON/batch.sh .
edit the batch file
In the line
#$ -pe mpi <unmber_of_cores>
set number of cores to 1
Edit the last line and replace it with your .py file
exit the file
Run the command:
qsub -q serial.q batch.sh
PYTHON Parallel cp /home/softwares/batch_files/PYTHON/batch.sh .
edit the batch file
In the line
#$ -pe mpi <unmber_of_cores>
set number of cores to "n"
Edit the last line and replace it with your .py file
exit the file
Run the command:
qsub -q "n"core.q batch.sh
GNU Serial cp /home/softwares/batch_files/GCC/batch.sh .
edit the batch file
In the line
#$ -pe mpi <unmber_of_cores>
set number of cores to 1
Uncomment the last line and replace it with your executable file
exit the file
Run the command:
qsub -q serial.q batch.sh
GNU Parallel cp /home/softwares/batch_files/GCC/batch.sh .
edit the batch file
Change the line and set the number of cores
#$ -pe mpi <number of cores>
Uncomment the 2nd line from last line and replace heat with your outfile
exit the file
Run the command:
qsub -q <n>core.q batch.sh (where n is a number greater than o equal to the number of cores you require (values of n are 2,4,8,16,32 and 48))
Intel Serial cp /home/softwares/batch_files/IFC/batch.sh .
edit the batch file
In the line
#$ -pe mpi <unmber_of_cores>
set number of cores to 1
Uncomment the last line and replace it with your own executable file
exit the file
Run the command:
qsub -q serial.q batch.sh
Intel Parallel cp /home/softwares/batch_files/IFC/batch.sh .
edit the batch file
Change th line and set the number of cores
#$ -pe mpi <number of cores>
Uncomment the 2nd line from last line and replace heat with your executable file
Run the command:
qsub -q <n>core.q batch.sh (where n is a number greater than or equal to the number of cores you require (values of n are 2,4,8,16,32 and 48))