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Hi Ravinder,

thanks for quick reply, but as I understand your suggestion has nothing to do with parallel job issue, or has it?

Dear all, I have a bash script which does many things in a simple first come first serve basis. But since I have 8 core on my computer I would like to parallel some part of the script. Here is a...

Hi vgersh99,

your code works quite fine, can you briefly explain your code if you don't mind please?

thanks again.

Hi everyone,

I will appreciate a lot if anyone can help me about a simple issue.
I have a data file, and I need to remove some rows with a given condition.
So here is a part of my data file:

...

Hi everyone,

I have a data file in which the data is stored in event blocks. What I would like to get is that the same file with every data row starting with the number of event block. So here is...

Hi, what I posted here is not a home or course work. I am a postdoc in a university, and I do make quite complicated calculations, this is a part of research project.

Hi everyone,

I have an output file and somewhere in this file there is a line looks like


# Integrated weight : .60573E+01


I need to write a shell script which finds and reads the...

thanks RudiC, this works very well. If you don't mind I would like to ask another simple question.

now I need to set a condition, after I run the program it produces an output file. Somewhere in...

ok, first of all i don't need sed to run the program, running the program comes after I change the parameter, forget about running the program. Second, I want the text file to be modified to look...

Hi everyone,

I need very simple sed command to change a parameter in a text file.

I have a line in this text which is like


set xx 0.5


A program reads this file and does some...

so where is w1 wrapper script?

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Hi drl,

I finally figured it out from your solution, the following...

That's fine, and here is what I really want for how to execute,
the fortran program is called as work, so I run it as ./work and it prompts.
I would like to parse arguments as follows

./work 1...

Hi drl,

this is kind of what I want, do you parse the arguments in command line or you simply embed them in your code?

write(*,*) 'input event file: (e.g. events.lhe)'
read(*,'(a)') infile
c
write(*,*) 'name for output file: (e.g. dec-events.lhe)'
read(*,'(a)') outfile

here is where they are defined

character*70 infile,outfile
integer run_mode
common/mode/run_mode,infile

open(lunr,file=infile,status='old')
open(lunw,status='scratch')
open(luni,file=outfile,status='unknown')
c
c copy old banner into new banner and the param_card.dat into the...

Hi drl,

thanks for your suggestion, but I could not completely understand your solution and I don't think it will solve my problem. Let me tell you in this way; my answers for prompt questions...

I have the source code of executable

here are the relevant parts where it prompts on the screen:

1st prompt;

write(*,*)
write(*,*) ' Input run mode:'
write(*,*) ' ---------------'...

Hi everyone,

I am working with an executable (let's say work) in bash shell. When I run this work
executable it asks the following information;
1- choose task a or b
2- input file
3- output...

thanks a lot drl, this looks quite useful.

Thanks Don Cragun,
this is exactly what I was looking for.

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And thanks Scrutinizer as well, luckily...

Isn't it just a matter of formatting?
Assume the number is something like
123.456
I just need it to be written as
0.123456E+03

I am using shell script spacebar. My code is an AWK code

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Bipi,
I don't think that this is much useful...

Hi,
I know this must be very simple and stupid question
but I could not find a proper answer anywhere else,

My script generates numeric values in the following format

3.01234567891E+03

I...

don't worry, I perfectly understood what you mean :)
thanks a lot bipi.