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Carl Cursujani
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Wed Aug 25, 2004 1:08 pm Post subject:
Log Files in Job Monitor are not shown because they are stor |
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Hy,
Does anybody use the distributed processing option with Analog Design
Environement and use to monitor the jobs the Job Monitor?
I do so and I have the problem to see the log files of the jobs using
View->Log Files-> Output
As the log files are stored in the /tmp folder of the corresponding
machine where the job is running (which is different to the /tmp folder
of the machine on which the Job Monitor runs), the log files are not found.
The only solution that I found:
Log in by hand on the machine where the job is processed and watching
the log file on the Shell with less/more.
This is on long sight very uncomfortable!!
Does anybody has a solution for this problem.
I would be very grateful
Sincerely
Carl
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Erik Wanta
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Sun Aug 29, 2004 9:55 am Post subject:
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Carl:
Are you writing your results to /tmp?
You could write them to another NFS mounted location with:
envSetVal("asimenv.startup" "projectDir" 'string "not/tmp"))
Or set the path in ADE->Setup->Simulator/Directory/Host->Project
Directory.
Should Cadence add the option to do a view() on the log file for
distributed jobs? I would like to see the focus on a SGE ADE
integration. Does Cadence have a deal with Platform or what?
---
Erik
Carl Cursujani <carlcurs@ieee.org> wrote in message news:<cghkpr$lv5$1@mamenchi.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE>...
| Quote: | Hy,
Does anybody use the distributed processing option with Analog Design
Environement and use to monitor the jobs the Job Monitor?
I do so and I have the problem to see the log files of the jobs using
View->Log Files-> Output
As the log files are stored in the /tmp folder of the corresponding
machine where the job is running (which is different to the /tmp folder
of the machine on which the Job Monitor runs), the log files are not found.
The only solution that I found:
Log in by hand on the machine where the job is processed and watching
the log file on the Shell with less/more.
This is on long sight very uncomfortable!!
Does anybody has a solution for this problem.
I would be very grateful
Sincerely
Carl |
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Andrew Beckett
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Mon Aug 30, 2004 10:24 pm Post subject:
Re: Log Files in Job Monitor are not shown because they are |
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Erik,
We don't have a deal with Platform - it's just that LSF integration is the
one demanded by _most_ customers, as LSF is a more robust and powerful
solution. Just because you don't happen to use it does not mean that other
customers are not using it by the shed load.
That said, SGE is pretty good, and has the benefit of being free (excluding the
Enterprise edition).
I would too like to see the ADE integration finished - the architecture part has
been done, just needs the ADE support being done.
Andrew.
On 28 Aug 2004 22:55:01 -0700, erikwanta@starband.net (Erik Wanta) wrote:
| Quote: | Carl:
Are you writing your results to /tmp?
You could write them to another NFS mounted location with:
envSetVal("asimenv.startup" "projectDir" 'string "not/tmp"))
Or set the path in ADE->Setup->Simulator/Directory/Host->Project
Directory.
Should Cadence add the option to do a view() on the log file for
distributed jobs? I would like to see the focus on a SGE ADE
integration. Does Cadence have a deal with Platform or what?
---
Erik
Carl Cursujani <carlcurs@ieee.org> wrote in message news:<cghkpr$lv5$1@mamenchi.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE>...
Hy,
Does anybody use the distributed processing option with Analog Design
Environement and use to monitor the jobs the Job Monitor?
I do so and I have the problem to see the log files of the jobs using
View->Log Files-> Output
As the log files are stored in the /tmp folder of the corresponding
machine where the job is running (which is different to the /tmp folder
of the machine on which the Job Monitor runs), the log files are not found.
The only solution that I found:
Log in by hand on the machine where the job is processed and watching
the log file on the Shell with less/more.
This is on long sight very uncomfortable!!
Does anybody has a solution for this problem.
I would be very grateful
Sincerely
Carl
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Andrew Beckett
Senior Technical Leader
Custom IC Solutions
Cadence Design Systems Ltd
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Erik Wanta
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Tue Aug 31, 2004 3:35 am Post subject:
Re: Log Files in Job Monitor are not shown because they are |
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Andrew:
We use the LSF integration all day long but would like the opportunity
to switch to SGE. I don't want a big involved integration by Cadence.
I just want to be able to give a run command to be prefixed to the
job. In that way I could use SGE or LSF and be able to use all the
available options and not just the options in the form. We don't use
the job monitor and instead just use xlsbatch, qmon, bjobs, ...
---
Erik
Andrew Beckett <andrewb@DELETETHISBITcadence.com> wrote in message news:<c2s6j0hcvbnr97a5g3jk6988kqm293b2r9@4ax.com>...
| Quote: | Erik,
We don't have a deal with Platform - it's just that LSF integration is the
one demanded by _most_ customers, as LSF is a more robust and powerful
solution. Just because you don't happen to use it does not mean that other
customers are not using it by the shed load.
That said, SGE is pretty good, and has the benefit of being free (excluding the
Enterprise edition).
I would too like to see the ADE integration finished - the architecture part has
been done, just needs the ADE support being done.
Andrew.
On 28 Aug 2004 22:55:01 -0700, erikwanta@starband.net (Erik Wanta) wrote:
Carl:
Are you writing your results to /tmp?
You could write them to another NFS mounted location with:
envSetVal("asimenv.startup" "projectDir" 'string "not/tmp"))
Or set the path in ADE->Setup->Simulator/Directory/Host->Project
Directory.
Should Cadence add the option to do a view() on the log file for
distributed jobs? I would like to see the focus on a SGE ADE
integration. Does Cadence have a deal with Platform or what?
---
Erik
Carl Cursujani <carlcurs@ieee.org> wrote in message news:<cghkpr$lv5$1@mamenchi.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE>...
Hy,
Does anybody use the distributed processing option with Analog Design
Environement and use to monitor the jobs the Job Monitor?
I do so and I have the problem to see the log files of the jobs using
View->Log Files-> Output
As the log files are stored in the /tmp folder of the corresponding
machine where the job is running (which is different to the /tmp folder
of the machine on which the Job Monitor runs), the log files are not found.
The only solution that I found:
Log in by hand on the machine where the job is processed and watching
the log file on the Shell with less/more.
This is on long sight very uncomfortable!!
Does anybody has a solution for this problem.
I would be very grateful
Sincerely
Carl |
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Andrew Beckett
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Tue Aug 31, 2004 2:33 pm Post subject:
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Erik,
It always sounds easy, but there's a whole lot more to it than that - it's a
matter of managing the simulation directories, dependencies and so on (yes, I
know you've had some issues with that).
That said, most of that is common for all distributed solutions. So I agree, it
shouldn't be that hard to add the SGE integration into ADE, given the fact that
the lower level implementation has been done.
Unfortunately it hasn't been done yet...
Andrew.
On 30 Aug 2004 16:35:12 -0700, erikwanta@starband.net (Erik Wanta) wrote:
| Quote: | Andrew:
We use the LSF integration all day long but would like the opportunity
to switch to SGE. I don't want a big involved integration by Cadence.
I just want to be able to give a run command to be prefixed to the
job. In that way I could use SGE or LSF and be able to use all the
available options and not just the options in the form. We don't use
the job monitor and instead just use xlsbatch, qmon, bjobs, ...
---
Erik
Andrew Beckett <andrewb@DELETETHISBITcadence.com> wrote in message news:<c2s6j0hcvbnr97a5g3jk6988kqm293b2r9@4ax.com>...
Erik,
We don't have a deal with Platform - it's just that LSF integration is the
one demanded by _most_ customers, as LSF is a more robust and powerful
solution. Just because you don't happen to use it does not mean that other
customers are not using it by the shed load.
That said, SGE is pretty good, and has the benefit of being free (excluding the
Enterprise edition).
I would too like to see the ADE integration finished - the architecture part has
been done, just needs the ADE support being done.
Andrew.
On 28 Aug 2004 22:55:01 -0700, erikwanta@starband.net (Erik Wanta) wrote:
Carl:
Are you writing your results to /tmp?
You could write them to another NFS mounted location with:
envSetVal("asimenv.startup" "projectDir" 'string "not/tmp"))
Or set the path in ADE->Setup->Simulator/Directory/Host->Project
Directory.
Should Cadence add the option to do a view() on the log file for
distributed jobs? I would like to see the focus on a SGE ADE
integration. Does Cadence have a deal with Platform or what?
---
Erik
Carl Cursujani <carlcurs@ieee.org> wrote in message news:<cghkpr$lv5$1@mamenchi.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE>...
Hy,
Does anybody use the distributed processing option with Analog Design
Environement and use to monitor the jobs the Job Monitor?
I do so and I have the problem to see the log files of the jobs using
View->Log Files-> Output
As the log files are stored in the /tmp folder of the corresponding
machine where the job is running (which is different to the /tmp folder
of the machine on which the Job Monitor runs), the log files are not found.
The only solution that I found:
Log in by hand on the machine where the job is processed and watching
the log file on the Shell with less/more.
This is on long sight very uncomfortable!!
Does anybody has a solution for this problem.
I would be very grateful
Sincerely
Carl
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Andrew Beckett
Senior Technical Leader
Custom IC Solutions
Cadence Design Systems Ltd |
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