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Comsol matlab batch run in Linux
Posted Feb 7, 2010, 8:22 p.m. EST 1 Reply
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Hi Everybody,
I want run Comsol simulation files in batch mode in Linux. The KB article (www.comsol.com/support/knowledgebase/980/) gives the command to execute only one matlab simulation in file run1.m in Linux Konsole.
comsol matlab -ml -nodesktop -ml -nosplash -mlr "run1, exit"
I want to execute multiple simulations through one file which contains the different simulation details. How to execute multiple simulations through Linux Konsole?
Please share your expertise.
Thanks,
Rakesh
I want run Comsol simulation files in batch mode in Linux. The KB article (www.comsol.com/support/knowledgebase/980/) gives the command to execute only one matlab simulation in file run1.m in Linux Konsole.
comsol matlab -ml -nodesktop -ml -nosplash -mlr "run1, exit"
I want to execute multiple simulations through one file which contains the different simulation details. How to execute multiple simulations through Linux Konsole?
Please share your expertise.
Thanks,
Rakesh
1 Reply Last Post Feb 8, 2010, 2:31 a.m. EST
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Personally I have tried two ways:
1) Through Matlab interface, by using loops and multicore features
2) Using Python job queue & threading, which is my preferred way. I assign 10 slots for running and when one is finished, the next one is assigned. This tutorial may help you: taher-zadeh.com/blog/threading-in-python-tutorial
1) Through Matlab interface, by using loops and multicore features
2) Using Python job queue & threading, which is my preferred way. I assign 10 slots for running and when one is finished, the next one is assigned. This tutorial may help you: taher-zadeh.com/blog/threading-in-python-tutorial