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In theory, you can run a program directly without a script; most of the examples in /usr/share/doc/condor-*/examples do this. | ||||||||
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< < | In practice, programs in physics typically need scripts to organize a program's execution environment. A shell script would invoke the "setup" commands or scripts needed to run the program; if you have to type source my-experiment-setup-sh before running your program, you'd put that command in a shell script. | |||||||
> > | In practice, programs in physics typically need scripts to organize a program's execution environment. A shell script would invoke the module load commands or scripts needed to run the program; if you have to type source my-experiment-setup-sh before running your program, you'd put that command in a shell script. | |||||||
Don't forget to make the shell script executable; e.g., chmod +x myscript.sh . | ||||||||
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< < | Scripts can become "mini-programs" themselves, as in this example![]() | |||||||
> > | Scripts can become "mini-programs" themselves, as in this example![]() | |||||||
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