run_perfmonce_array.sh

#!/usr/bin/env zsh
 
### Job name and array definition: run jobs with ID (1,2,3,5)
### Note: all jobs may run parallely
#BSUB -J "myArray[1-6]"
 
### File / path where STDOUT & STDERR will be written
###    %J is the job ID, %I is the array ID
#BSUB -o perfomance_array.%J.%I
 
### Request the time you need for execution in minutes
### The format for the parameter is: [hour:]minute,
### that means for 80 minutes you could also use this: 1:20
#BSUB -W 3:00

### Send email when job is done
#BSUB -u gweishar@gmail.com
#BSUB -N 
 
### Request memory you need for your job in TOTAL in MB
#BSUB -M 4024

### Request the number of compute slots you want to use
#BSUB -n 8

### Use esub for Open MPI
#BSUB -a openmpi

### Use a specific machine
#BSUB -m mpi-l-bull
 
### which one array job is this?
echo LSB_JOBINDEX: $LSB_JOBINDEX


 case "$LSB_JOBINDEX" in
    1)
        mpirun -n 8 ./Apex-opt -i problems/performance_test/d_steady_perth_17920.i
    ;;
 
    2)
       mpirun -n 8  ./Apex-opt -i problems/performance_test/d_steady_perth_133920.i
    ;;

    3)
        mpirun -n 8 ./Apex-opt -i problems/performance_test/d_steady_perth_430080.i
    ;;

    4)
        mpirun -n 8 ./Apex-opt -i problems/performance_test/d_steady_perth_995600.i
    ;;

    5)
        mpirun -n 8 ./Apex-opt -i problems/performance_test/d_steady_perth_1900800.i
    ;;

    6)
        mpirun -n 8  ./Apex-opt -i problems/performance_test/d_steady_perth_3248000.i
    ;;
 
esac