| 12 | | # where the first parameter is the name of the Cloudy executable. It |
| 13 | | # should either be in your search path, or the full pathname should |
| 14 | | # be used. The second number is the number of processors to use. It |
| 15 | | # can be any number >= 0. However, using numbers larger than roughly |
| 16 | | # 16 will not give any speed advantage since the time will then be |
| 17 | | # set by the longest running test sims. The second number is optional |
| 18 | | # and will default to the number of processosrs on your computer |
| 19 | | # (this number is only correctly determined under Linux and Windows, |
| 20 | | # it will be set to 1 on other systems). |
| | 12 | # where the first parameter is the name of the Cloudy executable. |
| | 13 | # If the parameter is completely omitted (or a "." is entered), it |
| | 14 | # will default to "../../source/cloudy.exe". You can also supply the |
| | 15 | # name of one of the sys_xxx directories, in which case the path will |
| | 16 | # default to "../../source/sys_xxx/cloudy.exe". In all other cases |
| | 17 | # cloudy.exe should either be in your search path, or the full pathname |
| | 18 | # should be used. The second number is the number of processors to use. |
| | 19 | # It can be any number >= 0. The second number is optional and will |
| | 20 | # default to the number of processosrs on your computer (this number is |
| | 21 | # only correctly determined under Linux and Windows, it will be set to |
| | 22 | # 1 on other systems). |