This is the command ffindex_apply that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
ffindex_apply: - apply a program to each FFindex entry
DESCRIPTION
ERROR Not enough arguments.
USAGE: ffindex_apply [-m] [-q] [-l LOG_FILE] -d DATA_FILENAME_OUT -i INDEX_FILENAME_OUT
DATA_FILENAME INDEX_FILENAME -- PROGRAM [PROGRAM_ARGS]*
-l LOG_FILE like an FFindex file but with the return value of apply added. This file
can be processed and used as FFindex file. E.g. grep " 1$" foo.log | cut -f
1-3 > foo-special.ffindex. where maybe the ffindex_apply ran with -- perl -e
'return 1 if(/^SPECIAL/)'
-m Do not merge the FFindex parts generated by the different MPI processes This is
useful for large MPI Jobs where merge time might be accounted.
-d FFDATA output file, stdout of program will be captured
-i FFINDEX output file, entries get the same name as input entry
Designed and implemented by Andreas Hauser <andy@splashground.de>.
debian/tmp/usr/bin/ffindex_apply: Invalid argument
EXCEPTION ffindex_apply_mpi in rank: 0
ERROR Not enough arguments.
USAGE: ffindex_apply [-m] [-q] [-l LOG_FILE] -d DATA_FILENAME_OUT -i INDEX_FILENAME_OUT
DATA_FILENAME INDEX_FILENAME -- PROGRAM [PROGRAM_ARGS]*
-l LOG_FILE like an FFindex file but with the return value of apply added. This file
can be processed and used as FFindex file. E.g. grep " 1$" foo.log | cut -f
1-3 > foo-special.ffindex. where maybe the ffindex_apply ran with -- perl -e
'return 1 if(/^SPECIAL/)'
-m Do not merge the FFindex parts generated by the different MPI processes This is
useful for large MPI Jobs where merge time might be accounted.
-d FFDATA output file, stdout of program will be captured
-i FFINDEX output file, entries get the same name as input entry
Designed and implemented by Andreas Hauser <andy@splashground.de>.
debian/tmp/usr/bin/ffindex_apply: Invalid argument
EXCEPTION ffindex_apply_mpi in rank: 0
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