LSF Version 7.3 - Using Platform LSF HPC

_my_name=`whoami | sed -e "s/[ ]//g"`

else

_my_name=`id | sed -e 's/[^(]*($[^)]*$).*/\1/' | sed -e "s/[ ]//g"`

echo $_my_name

} # who_am_i

# -----------------------------------------------------

# Set up the script's log file:

# - create and set the variable LOGDIR to represent the log file directory

# - fill in your own choice of directory LOGDIR

# - the log directory you choose must be accessible by the user from all hosts

# - create a log file with a unique name, based on the job ID

# - if the log directory is not specified, the log file is /dev/null

# - the first entry logs the file creation date and file name

# - we create and set a second variable DISPLAY_JOBID to format the job

# ID properly for writing to the log file

# ----------------------------------------------------

# Please specify your own LOGDIR,

# Your LOGDIR must be accessible by the user from all hosts.

LOGDIR=""

TMP_JOBID=""

if [ -z "$LSB_JOBINDEX" -o "$LSB_JOBINDEX" = "0" ]; then

TMP_JOBID="$LSB_JOBID"

DISPLAY_JOBID="$LSB_JOBID"

else

TMP_JOBID="$LSB_JOBID"_"$LSB_JOBINDEX"

DISPLAY_JOBID="$LSB_JOBID[$LSB_JOBINDEX]"

if [ -z "$LOGDIR" ]; then

LOGFILE="/dev/null"

else

LOGFILE="${LOGDIR}/lammpirun_wrapper.job${TMP_JOBID}.log"

# -----------------------------------------------------

# Create and set variables to represent the commands used in the script:

# - to modify this script to use different commands, edit this section

# ----------------------------------------------------

TPING_CMD="tping"

LAMMPIRUN_CMD="mpirun"

LAMBOOT_CMD="lamboot"