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csh C script for automating the ocean simulation

Dear all,

I am trying to build a C script that sets the environment, invokes the ocean software and completes the simulation without any interventions required. (basically automating the whole simulation).

In the bigger picture, I want simulations to be invoked by MATLAB and I want the simulations to be performed in inputs varying iteratively (given by a Matlab algorithm).

The C script looks something like this:

csh

source /home/install/cshrc

ocean

load("test.ocn")

The problem is that the commands up to the line "ocean" work beautifully.

But I am not able to run the "load" command and is the reason I am not able to complete the simulation.

After some searching, I found that the "load" command can be placed in a .oceanrc file. But I am not sure it will work and also I am not able to find its directory nor have any idea where to place it.

Can anyone suggest a method so that I can complete this script?

Any leads are highly appreciated.

Thank You

Aksh Chordia

Aksh over 4 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

Thanks for your insight Shawn and Andrew.

But I am a newbie to the world of cadence and csh scripting.

My basic question is: what can I can to make the script work? (either basically make the script readable after the ocean command or by doing something else)
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Aksh over 4 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

Gotcha!
Thanks, it works, the directory was changing.

Thank You so much for your time and efforts.

Cheers

Aksh
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Aksh over 4 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for: how to pass the arguments through the wrapper scripts?

Though the -restore works, I was missing the directory path.

Thank You very much for your time and efforts.
Cheers

Aksh
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ShawnLogan over 4 years ago in reply to Aksh

Dear Aksh,

Aksh said:

Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for: how to pass the arguments through the wrapper scripts?

Though the -restore works, I was missing the directory path.

Great! Thank you for letting us know!

Shawn
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