that the subdirectory was copied into your directory: Tiling PPCC2012 ls Intro Tiling Change directory into your directory, like this: PPCC2012 cd Tiling that you’re in your subdirectory: Tiling pwd /home/yourusername/PPCC2012/Tiling See what files or subdirectories (if any) are in the current working directory (Tiling): ls C Fortran90 Change directory into either your subdirectory or your subdirectory: C Fortran90 cd C OR cd Fortran90 that you’re in your or subdirectory: C Fortran90 pwd /home/yourusername/PPCC2012/Tiling/C OR the output of the command might be: pwd /home/yourusername/PPCC2012/Tiling/Fortran90 See what or subdirectories (if any) are in the current working directory: ls makefile matmatmult.c second_cpu.c second_wall.c matmatmult.bsub matmatmult_input.txt second.h OR the output of the command might be: ls makefile matmatmult.f90 second_cpu.c second_wall.c timings.h matmatmult.bsub matmatmult_input.txt second_cpu.f timings.f Make (compile) your executables. The command to compile will be: make Edit the batch script so that it contains your username and your e-mail matmatmult.bsub address. (If you’ve forgotten how, see to Using OSCER’s Linux Cluster “Introduction Supercomputer,” section IV, pages 8-9.)
that the Tiling subdirectory was copied into your PPCC2012 directory: ls Intro Tiling Change directory into your PPCC2012 directory, like this: cd Tiling that you’re in your Tiling subdirectory: pwd /home/yourusername/PPCC2012/Tiling See what files or subdirectories (if any) are in the current working directory (Tiling): ls C Fortran90 Change directory into either your C subdirectory or your Fortran90 subdirectory: cd C OR cd Fortran90 that you’re in your C or Fortran90 subdirectory: pwd /home/yourusername/PPCC2012/Tiling/C OR the output of the pwd command might be: /home/yourusername/PPCC2012/Tiling/Fortran90 See what or subdirectories (if any) are in the current working directory: ls makefile matmatmult.c second_cpu.c second_wall.c matmatmult.bsub matmatmult_input.txt second.h OR the output of the ls command might be: makefile matmatmult.f90 second_cpu.c second_wall.c timings.h matmatmult.bsub matmatmult_input.txt second_cpu.f timings.f Make (compile) your executables. The command to compile will be: make Edit the batch script matmatmult.bsub so that it contains your username and your e-mail address. (If you’ve forgotten how, see “Introduction to Using OSCER’s Linux Cluster Supercomputer,” section IV, pages 8-9.)