35 | | '''stdin_filename''', '''stdout_filename''', '''stderr_filename''':: The logical names of the files to which stdin, stdout, and stderr are to be connected (if any). |
36 | | '''command_line''':: command-line arguments to be passed to the worker program. '''wrapper''' itself may be passed command-line arguments (specified in the [WorkGeneration#templates input template]); these are passed to each worker program after those specified in the job file. |
37 | | '''weight''':: the contribution of each task to the overall fraction done is proportional to its weight (floating-point, default 1). For example, if your job has tasks A and B, and A uses 100 times more CPU time than B, set A.weight=100 and B.weight=1. |
38 | | '''checkpoint_filename''':: the name of the checkpoint file used by the app, if any. When this is modified, the wrapper assumes that a checkpoint has been completed and notifies the core client. |
| 36 | '''stdin_filename''', '''stdout_filename''', '''stderr_filename''':: The logical names of the files to which |
| 37 | stdin, stdout, and stderr are to be connected (if any). |
| 38 | '''command_line''':: command-line arguments to be passed to the worker program. '''wrapper''' itself may be passed command-line arguments |
| 39 | (specified in the [WorkGeneration#templates input template]); |
| 40 | these are passed to each worker program after those specified in the job file. |
| 41 | '''weight''':: the contribution of each task to the overall fraction done is proportional to its weight (floating-point, default 1). |
| 42 | For example, if your job has tasks A and B, and A uses 100 times more CPU time than B, set A.weight=100 and B.weight=1. |
| 43 | '''checkpoint_filename''':: the name of the checkpoint file used by the app, if any. |
| 44 | When this is modified, the wrapper assumes that a checkpoint has been completed and notifies the core client. |
| 45 | '''fraction_done_filename''':: the name of a file to which the app will periodically write |
| 46 | its fraction done (0 to 1). |
| 47 | This is used by the wrapper to report overall fraction done. |