Difference: Timerun (1 vs. 2)

Revision 22010-07-06 - ChrisNell

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META TOPICPARENT	name="EmpiricalAlgorithmics"

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You need run this command in bash mode.

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timerun: time runs on cluster or any other linux environment

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Windows

Attached .exe implements Unix "time" for Windows, with POSIX-compliant output formatting. Relies on .NET 3.5 or better. May or may not work on Windows XP or earlier; definitely works on Windows 7. Adapted from code in Microsoft Singularity RDK 2.0.

-- ChrisNell - 06 Jul 2010

META FILEATTACHMENT	attr="" comment="time runs on cluster or any other linux environment" date="1209606417" name="timerun" path="timerun" size="15281" user="xulin730" version="1.1"

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META FILEATTACHMENT	attr="" comment="time runs on windows; requires .NET 3.5 or better, may not work on XP or earlier." date="1278390922" name="timerun.exe" path="timerun.exe" size="10240" user="cnell" version="1.1"

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Command:

timerun [time-limit] [cmd] 1> [result-file] 2> [time-file]

Description:

Run [cmd] for at most [time-limit] and [cmd] outputs are in [result-file] and runtime information is in [time-file]. If the [cmd] finished before timeout, the true runtime will be writen in [time-file].

You need run this command in bash mode.

-- Main.xulin730 - 01 May 2008

timerun: time runs on cluster or any other linux environment

META FILEATTACHMENT	attr="" comment="time runs on cluster or any other linux environment" date="1209606417" name="timerun" path="timerun" size="15281" user="xulin730" version="1.1"

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