HlaAssignCcs.exe
A tool to submit
HlaAssign.exe jobs to a
Windows Compute Cluster.
Usage:
HlaAssignCcs -help
HlaAssignCcs [many parameters]
Required Arguments:
- externalRemoteDirectory
- pieceCount, tells how many pieces in to which split the work, for example, 30
- taskPerJobCount, tells number of cluster tasks per cluster job, for example, 1
- "leakProbabilityOrNull" is either "null" (to have it learned) or given
- "pValue" is the max pValue.
- "directory" is the local location of the input and output files. The tool will copy these files to the externalRemoteDirectory.
- "caseName" is the prefix of the input files
- "hlaFactoryName" is either "JustSlash" (a good default), "MixedWithB15AndA68", "FourDigit", or "noConstraints"
Optional Arguments:
- -cluster,
- The name of the cluster's headnode.
- The default is to extract from "externalRemoteDirectory"
- For example, Cluster1
- -internalRemoteDirectory
- The compute nodes' name for directory containing your input files.
- The default is to be the same as the externalRemoteDirectory.
- (Some clusters are configured so that the cluster's compute nodes have a different name for the file share containing user files.)
Output
HlaAssignCcs.exe creates these directories under the
externalRemoteDirectory. You may wish to periodically delete these files to free up disk space.
- raw, the output created by HLAAssign.exe
- input, a copy of the input files
- exes, where it copies a snapshot of the current HlaAssign.exe and associated *.dlls
- exes\(nicenameAndDate)\Stderr, the standard error output of each cluster tasks. This can be very useful in understanding why a task failed.
- exes\(nicenameAndDate)\Stdout, the standard output of each cluster task. Also very usefuil in understanding why a task failed.