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IPM Quickstart guide for NSF teragrid machines:
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August 2009



Using IPM on Kraken:
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1) module load xt-papi

2) compile your program and link to the IPM library

cc my_program.c -L/nics/d/home/nwright2/IPM/lib -lipm

ftn my_program.f L/nics/d/home/nwright2/IPM/lib -lipm

3) run code as normal.

4) to generate webpage

/nics/d/home/nwright2/IPM/bin/ipm_parse -html <xml_file>

eg

/nics/d/home/nwright2/IPM/bin/ipm_parse -html nwright2.1234400413.472591.0

You should be left with a directory with the html in. Tar it up, move to
to your local computer and open index.html with your browser.



IPM on Ranger
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module help ipm gives the syntax to copy and paste - Anyway

1) module load ipm

2) just before the ibrun command in the batch script add

 setenv LD_PRELOAD $TACC_IPM_LIB/libipm.so

3) run as normal

4) to generate webpage

    module load ipm (if not already)
    ipm_parse -html <xml_file>


eg

ipm_parse -html nwright.1234400413.472591.0

You should be left with a directory with the html in. Tar it up, move to
to your local computer and open index.html with your browser.


Using IPM on Bluefire @ NCAR
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1) add

setenv MP_EUILIBPATH /contrib/ipm/lib

to your submission script just before the mpirun-lsf command

2) Run as normal.

3) to generate webpage

/contrib/ipm/bin/ipm_parse -html <xml_file>

eg

/contrib/ipm/binipm_parse -html nwright2.1234400413.472591.0

You should be left with a directory with the html in. Tar it up, move to
to your local computer and open index.html with your browser.