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Users should edit their shell scripts to add special directives to the queue system, beginning with "#PBS", that request resources, declare a required walltime, and direct standard output and error. Users can then "submit"
A simple example of such a script can be found in the attached apoa.sh, which runs the ApoA1 benchmark.
A job name is assigned with a "#PBS -N" statement, the destination queue is specified using a "#PBS -q" statement:
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#PBS -N solution_equilibration_273K
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#PBS -q short
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Users can request resources using a "#PBS -l" statement. Resources include the walltime (in mm:ss or hh:mm:ss format) and the number of nodes and number of processors per node. In the example below, several alternative examples of node requests are given to illustrate the possible syntax; only one would be included
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