HP-MPI Version 2.0 for Windows Release Note

scheduler/launcher feature of HP-MPI. This flag is only
effective if used by the HP-MPI automatic job
scheduler/launcher.
Replaces -ccpin.
-hpcout <filename>
Assigns the job standard output file to the given file name
when starting a job through the automatic job
scheduler/launcher feature of HP-MPI. This flag is only
effective if used by the HP-MPI automatic job
scheduler/launcher.
Replaces -ccpout.
-hpcwait Causes the mpirun command to wait for the Windows
HPCS 2008 job to finish before returning to the command
prompt when starting a job through automatic job
scheduler/launcher feature of HP-MPI. By default, mpirun
automatic jobs do not wait. This flag is only effective if
used by the HP-MPI automatic job scheduler/launcher.
Replaces -ccpwait.
-hpccluster <headnode>
Specifies the head node of the Windows HPCS 2008 cluster
that should be used to run the job. Assumed to be
localhost if omitted.
Replaces -ccpcluster.
-hpcblock
Uses block scheduling to place ranks on allocated nodes.
Nodes are processed in the order they were allocated by
the scheduler, with each node fully populated up to the
total number of CPUs before moving on to the next node.
Only valid when the -hcp option is used. Cannot be used
with the -f, -hostfile, or -hostlist options.
Replaces -ccpblock.
-hpccyclic
Uses cyclic scheduling to place ranks on allocated nodes.
Nodes are processed in the order they were allocated by
the scheduler, with one rank allocated per node on each
cycle through the node list. The node list is cycled as many
times as is necessary to reach the total rank count
requested. Only valid when the -hcp option is used.
Cannot be used with the -f, -hostfile, or -hostlist
options.
Replaces -ccpcyclic.
-jobid <job-id>
Schedules an HP-MPI job as a task to an existing job. The
command is submitted as a single CPU mpirun task to the
existing job indicated by the parameter job-id. This
option is only valid when using mpirun automatic job
submittal, and only on an existing job with the exclusive
property set to true.
-hpcname <name>
Sets the job name to the string indicated.
-hpcproject <project>
Sets the job project to the string indicated.
-hpcsave
Leaves the job in a 'configuring' state and exits. This is
useful for viewing the submitted job before it executes, or
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