#!/bin/csh -f

set HOST=`hostname | cut -c1-4`
if ("$HOST" != "spin") then
	cat << EOF

ATTENTION:

These files are only setup to work from the SP-2 nodes themselves --
NOT the front end machines (uncle and bond) or any SPARC machine.

-- Aborting

EOF
        exit
endif

#
# Use the IP library
#

setenv MP_EUILIB us

#
# Use the switch
#

setenv MP_EUIDEVICE css0

#
# Delete this variable since we are using a hostfile 
#

unsetenv MP_RMPOOL

#
# Use the resource manager
# The ND/HPCC SP is configured to use it only for US
#

setenv MP_RESD yes

#
# Set the host list filename
# Common example -- look for a file named "hosts" in the current directory
#

setenv MP_HOSTFILE hosts

#
# For MPI performance
#

setenv MP_CSS_INTERRUPT yes

#
# How much debugging info do we want from MPI (0-6)
#

setenv MP_INFOLEVEL 1

#
# Labels stdout indicating which node it came from
#

setenv MP_LABELIO yes

#
# Two options:
# ordered - buffer all output until the program has completed, but show
#           all stdout in order that it occured, by node
# unordered / not set - show all stdout as it happens
#

#setenv MP_STDOUTMODE ordered
setenv MP_STDOUTMODE unordered

#
# Take 4 procs for the tutorial
#

setenv MP_PROCS 4

#
# Announce
#

cat << EOF

The environment variable MPI_HOSTFILE has been set to the value "hosts",
which means that MPI will look for a file named "hosts" in your current
directory to find a list of hosts to run on.

Your initial number of processors has been set to $MP_PROCS.
You may change this by resetting the MP_PROCS environment variable with
the command:

        setenv MP_PROCS x

where x is from 1 to 4 (for interactive mode).

EOF