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< # Job script to run "tiegcm1" on IBM system.
---
> # Job script to run "tiegcm1".
> # This script may be submitted to IBM (AIX), SGI (IRIX), or Sun workstation.
> # Use the "submit" command (hao:/home/tgcm/bld/submit) to submit this job.
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> # Resources for SGI (e.g., dataproc):
> # QSUB -s /bin/csh
> # QSUB -lT 60:00       # time limit
> # QSUB -q ded_1        # ded_1
> #
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< #   1. Set env vars below (JOB,EXEC,OUTPUT,REMOTE,POSTCLEAN)
---
> #   1. If qsub job (e.g., SGI dataproc), set resources above.
> #   2. Set env vars below (JOB,EXEC,OUTPUT,REMOTE,POSTCLEAN)
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< #   2. Include namelist input file (see "$input" below)
< #   3. Optionally change path to source and Makefile (see INCLUDEs below)
< #   4. Set class (queue) for loadleveler (see "# @ class" below)
---
> #   3. Include namelist input file (see "$input" below)
> #   4. Optionally change path to source and Makefile (see INCLUDEs below)
> #   5. If IBM job, set class (queue) for loadleveler (see "# @ class" below)
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< #   5. Use the "submit" command (/home/tgcm/bld/submit) to submit the job.
---
> #   6. Use the "submit" command (/home/tgcm/bld/submit) to submit the job.
> #      (if on Sun workstation, quit submit, then execute the saved .submit file)
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> #setenv REMOTE ouray.hao:/home/roble/ntwk
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< #setenv OUTPUT $JOB.$$.out
< #setenv OUTPUT $JOB.apr02.base.d80-90.out
< #setenv OUTPUT $JOB.apr02.base.d90-110.out
< #setenv OUTPUT $JOB.apr02.base.d110-135.out
---
> setenv OUTPUT $JOB.$$.out
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< #setenv OUTPUT $JOB.apr02.gpi_gswm.d80-105.out
< #setenv OUTPUT $JOB.apr02.gpi_gswm.d105-130.out
< setenv OUTPUT $JOB.apr02.gpi_gswm.d130-135.out
---
> #setenv REMOTE vishnu.hao:/e/foster/tiegcm1
> #setenv OUTPUT tiegcm1_1day.out
> #setenv OUTPUT tiegcm1_30secstep.out
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< # Determine operating system (AIX is only OS for this script):
---
> # Determine operating system:
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< if ($os =~ *'AIX'*) then
---
> if ($os =~ *'IRIX'*) then
>   set os = IRIX
> else if ($os =~ *'AIX'*) then
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> else if ($os =~ *'SunOS'*) then
>   set os = SUN
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< set tmpdir = /ptmp/$user/$JOB.$$
---
> if ($os == 'AIX') then
>   set tmpdir = /ptmp/$user/$JOB.$$
> else if ($os == 'IRIX') then
>   set tmpdir = /tmp/$user/$JOB.$$
> else # sun
>   set tmpdir = /e/$user/$JOB.$$
> endif
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<     echo "WARNING Error making tmpdir $tmpdir."
---
>     echo ">>> WARNING Error making tmpdir $tmpdir."
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< echo "DATE      = `date`"
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> if ($OS == 'AIX') then
> #
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< #
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> ## @ wall_clock_limit = 00:30:00
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< # @ node             = 8
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< ## @ node             = 2
< ## @ total_tasks      = 8
< # @ node_usage       = not_shared
---
> # @ node             = 8
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> endif # make loadleveler script for AIX system
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> # (use -ignore_dups if files names include dups of a previous INCLUDE, 
> #  i.e., the source).
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< INCLUDE -h /home/tgcm/bld/mklogs
< #INCLUDE -h mklogs
---
> INCLUDE modsrc.eqr/*.F
> #INCLUDE modsrc.gpi/*.F
> #INCLUDE -h -ignore_dups modsrc/*.F
> #INCLUDE -h -ignore_dups modsrc.henry/*.F
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< # Overlay mods (-ignore dups means these mods will override previously
< #   INCLUDEd files with the same names):
---
> #INCLUDE -h -ignore_dups /e/foster/tiegcm1/modsrc/*.F
> #INCLUDE -h /e/foster/tiegcm1/*.F /e/foster/tiegcm1/*.h
> #INCLUDE -h /e/foster/tiegcm1/Makefile /e/foster/tiegcm1/mkdep
> #INCLUDE -h -ignore_dups /e/foster/tiegcm1/modsrc.eq/*.F
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< INCLUDE -h -ignore_dups modsrc/*.F
< #
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< INCLUDE apr02.inp
---
> INCLUDE roble.inp
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< gmake $EXEC >>& $OUTPUT || set err = 1
---
> if ($OS == 'SUN') then
>   gnumake $EXEC >>& $OUTPUT || set err = 1
> else
>   gmake $EXEC >>& $OUTPUT || set err = 1
> endif
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<   echo "Error from gnu make." >> $OUTPUT
<   exit $err
---
>   echo ">>> WARNING Error from gnu make." >> $OUTPUT
> # exit $err
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<   echo ">>> Error executing $EXEC." >> $OUTPUT
---
>   echo ">>> WARNING Error executing $EXEC." >> $OUTPUT
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< echo "cleanup: EXECDIR=$EXECDIR OUTPUT=$OUTPUT"
< cd $EXECDIR
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< chmod u+x mklogs
< perl mklogs $OUTPUT || set err = 1
---
> mklogs $OUTPUT || set err = 1
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<   echo ">>> Error from mklogs -- will return full output $OUTPUT" >> $OUTPUT
---
>   echo ">>> WARNING Error from mklogs -- will return full output $OUTPUT" >> $OUTPUT
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<   cp *task0.out $OUTPUT
---
>   mv *task0.out $OUTPUT
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< ls -l $OUTPUT >> $OUTPUT
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> cd $EXECDIR
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< rcp $OUTPUT $REMOTE >>& $OUTPUT || set err = 1
< #/usr/bsd/rcp $OUTPUT $REMOTE || set err = 1
---
> rcp $OUTPUT $REMOTE || set err = 1
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<   echo "    Will save $OUTPUT to /home/$user"
<   cp $OUTPUT /home/$user || \
<     echo ">>> WARNING: error copying $OUTPUT to /home/$user"
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< llsubmit loadlev.job
---
> # If AIX, submit to loadleveler:
> #
> if ($OS == 'AIX') then
>   llsubmit loadlev.job
> #
> # If Sun, assume no batch job, so execute exec.sh interactively in background
> # and do not execute cleanup step.
> #
> else if ($OS == 'SUN') then
>   echo " "
>   echo "Executing on $OS system in directory $EXECDIR"
>   exec.csh &
> #
> # If not AIX or Sun (i.e., SGI), execute both exec.csh and cleanup.csh:
> # (in this case, the "submit" command has submitted the job via qsub)
> #
> else
>   echo " "
>   echo "Executing on $OS system in directory $EXECDIR"
>   exec.csh
>   cleanup.csh
> endif