LSF Version 7.3 - Using Platform LSF HPC

OPTIONS FOR LSF HPC GENERIC PJL JOBS
-t
This option tells pam not to print out the MPI job tasks summary report to the standard
output. By default, the summary report prints out the task ID, the host on which it was
executed, the command that was executed, the exit status, and the termination time.
-v
Verbose mode. Displays the name of the execution host or hosts.
-g [ num_args ] pjl_wrapper [ pjl_options ]
The -g option is required to use the LSF generic PJL framework. You must specify all
the other
pam options before -g.
num_args
Specifies how many space-separated arguments in the command line are related
to the PJL (after that, the remaining section of the command line is assumed to
be related to the binary application that launches the parallel tasks).
pjl_wrapper
The name of the PJL
pjl_options
Optional arguments to the PJL
For example:
◆ A PJL named no_arg_pjl takes no options, so num_args=1. The syntax is:
pam [pam_options] -g 1 no_arg_pjl job [job_options]
◆ A PJL is named 3_arg_pjl and takes the options -a, -b, and group_name, so
num_args=4. The syntax is:
pam [ pam_options ] -g 4 3_arg_pjl -a -b group_name job [ job_options ]
-n num_tasks
The number of processors required to run the MPI application, typically the number of
parallel tasks in the job. If the host is a multiprocessor, one host can start several tasks.
You can use both
bsub -n and pam -n in the same job submission. The number
specified in the
pam -n option should be less than or equal to the number specified by
bsub -n. If the number of tasks specified with pam -n is greater than the number
specified by
bsub -n, the pam -n is ignored.
mpi_app [ argument ...]
The name of the MPI application to be run on the listed hosts. This must be the last
argument on the command line.
-h
Prints command usage to stderr and exit.
-V
Prints LSF release version to stderr and exit.