plaunch makefile 1.0 review

plaunch makefile is an Unix executable that allows the user to launch parallel jobs through Pooch from the Unix command line interface The package contains a suite of command-line tools, updated for Pooch v1.

License: GPL OS: Mac OS X File size: 3K Developer: Dauger Research, Inc. Price: $0.00 Updated: 19 Jan 2006

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plaunch makefile is an Unix executable that allows the user to launch parallel jobs through Pooch from the Unix command line interface

The package contains a suite of command-line tools, updated for Pooch v1.6.5, to compile parallel executables with MacMPI, launch jobs through Pooch, and queue jobs using a command-line queuing system.

Contains a readme and documentation and the following utilities:
* mpicc (requires the OS X Developer Tools to be installed first)
* mpif77 (requires a f77 compiler)
* mpif90 (requires a f90 compiler)
* mpif95 (requires a f95 compiler)
* mpig77 (requires g77, available from Fink)
* mpixlc (requires IBM's xlc compiler)
* mpixlf (requires IBM's xlf compiler)
* mpirun - launches jobs through Pooch
* poochstat - queries Pooch for nodes, jobs, and their status
* pqsub - submits jobs to the Pooch queuing system
* pqstat - queries the status of jobs in the Pooch queuing system.

Requirements:
OS X Developer Tools
Pooch v1.6.5 or later
adminstrator access.