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rem_done

Compiled by KD

Description

The main purpose of rem_done is to allow the user to stop a parallel lithosP process and find out which landmarks in make_script.in have yet to be worked on. This is a good program to run is SPC crashes during a parallel process.

To use rem_done the user first needs to determine which landmarks have been processed. This is done by typing in the unix command ls -1 *.OOT | cut -c -6 > balzyWalzy.txt in the working directory that contains .OOT and .INN files. All the .OOT file names that are listed are then put into the text file balzyWalzy.txt in the form of a column without the .OOT extension. 'END' should then be added as the last row.

The user then needs to make another text file called flyingMonkies.txt that lists the landmarks that have yet to be processed. These are simply the landmarks without an .OOT file (those not listed when the unix command above is run). The landmarks yet to processed are listed in the text file as a column without their suffix at the end and 'END' is added as the last row in the file.

Input Files

make_script.in - script for processing
balzyWalzy.txt - list of landmarks processed (can be called anything)
flyingMonkies.txt - list of landmarks not processed (can be called anything)

Input stdin

 INPUT INFILE
make_script.in
 INPUT DONEFILE
done.txt
 INPUT OUTFILE
FlyingMonkies.txt

Output

None, just stops the process.

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-To use rem_done the user first needs to determine which landmarks have been processed. This is done by typing in the unix command {{{ ls -1 *.OOT | cut -c -6 > balzyWalzy.txt}}} in the working directory that contains .OOT and .INN files. All the .OOT files that are listed are then put into the text file balzyWalzy.txt in the form of a column. 'END' should then be added as the last row.
+To use rem_done the user first needs to determine which landmarks have been processed. This is done by typing in the unix command {{{ ls -1 *.OOT | cut -c -6 > balzyWalzy.txt}}} in the working directory that contains .OOT and .INN files. All the .OOT file names that are listed are then put into the text file balzyWalzy.txt in the form of a column without the .OOT extension. 'END' should then be added as the last row.
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-The user then needs to make another text file called flyingMonkies.txt that lists the landmarks that have yet to be processed. These are simply the landmarks without a .OOT file (those not listed when the unix command above is run). The landmarks yet to processed are listed in the text file as a column without their suffix at the end and END is added as the last row in the file.
+The user then needs to make another text file called flyingMonkies.txt that lists the landmarks that have yet to be processed. These are simply the landmarks without an .OOT file (those not listed when the unix command above is run). The landmarks yet to processed are listed in the text file as a column without their suffix at the end and 'END' is added as the last row in the file.