struct ResourceParameters
{
//! resource name - manual selection
- /*! If a name is provided, the ressource will be imposed.
- If the name is an empty string, the ressource will be chosen to match
+ /*! If a name is provided, the resource will be imposed.
+ If the name is an empty string, the resource will be chosen to match
the other parameters.
*/
string name;
The parameter specifies the maximum memory value that could be allocated
for executing the job. This takes into account not only the data that
could be loaded by the batch process but also the linked dynamic library.
- A possible problem, for exemple in the case where you use the ssh
+ A possible problem, for example in the case where you use the ssh
emulation of a batch system, is to get an error message as below
when libBatch tries to run the ssh command:
\verbatim
/usr/bin/ssh: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.0.9.8: failed
to map segment from shared object: Cannot allocate memory
\endverbatim
- In this exemple, the mem_mb was set to 1MB, value that is not
+ In this example, the mem_mb was set to 1MB, value that is not
sufficient to load the dynamic libraries linked to the ssh
executable (libcrypto.so in the error message).
So, even in the case of a simple test shell script, you should
string getMachineFile(in string resource_name, in long nb_procs, in string parallelLib)
raises (SALOME::SALOME_Exception);
- //! Return list of resources available (regarding containt of CatalogResources.xml). And for each resource the number of proc available of it.
+ //! Return list of resources available (regarding content of CatalogResources.xml). And for each resource the number of proc available of it.
void ListAllAvailableResources(out ResourceList machines, out IntegerList nbProcsOfMachines) raises (SALOME::SALOME_Exception);
};