eldo_user

Eldo Control Language
Parallel Operation
.define_task t_step_para
set i = 0
para_step (type=step,
+ param=i,
+ start=100k,
+ stop=10k,
+ step=-10k)
set j = ijob()
fprint(stdout,
+ "Beginning run %d with i=%.2g.\n",
+ j,
+ i)
system("sleep 10")
if (j == 5)
fprint(stdout, "Break on run 5!\n")
break
endif
fprint(stdout,
+ "End of run %d.\n",
+ j)
end_para_step
.end_define_task
.t_step_para
The output of this example may be:
Beginning run 1 with i=1e+05.
Beginning run 3 with i=8e+04.
Beginning run 2 with i=9e+04.
Beginning run 4 with i=7e+04.
End of run 2.
End of run 1.
Beginning run 6 with i=5e+04.
Beginning run 5 with i=6e+04.
End of run 3.
End of run 4.
Beginning run 7 with i=4e+04.
Break on run 5!
End of run 6.
End of run 7.
Multiple Levels of Parallelism
It is possible to have nested loops executed in parallel.
Example: use of a matrix to store extract results of nested loops:
Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 1051