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Using ocnxlRun in a loop

webbyguy

I am trying to run multiple ADE XL runs from an ocean script, but each time I run simulations using the ocnxlRun command the script waits until that job is finished.  Is there any way to setup the ocnxljob such that it doesn't wait on previous runs to finish before starting the next jobs?

 

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  • Functionality has not been removed here. ocnxlRun() is new in IC61, to correspond to ADE XL functionality. You can still use a non-blocking run() function in an OCEAN simulation, so that functionality has not been removed. I agree that it would be very useful to be able to do a non-blocking ocnxlRun() though, which is why I filed the enhancement before.

    Wrapping spectre and getting it to appear to exit might work, but it would rather destroy much of the benefit of ADE XL and OCEAN XL scripts, which allows you to set up measurements and specification limits - these would all fail. So I don't think that's a sensible solution.

    What are you actually trying to achieve here? Understanding that might allow me (or someone else) to suggest alternative methodologies.

    Best Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Functionality has not been removed here. ocnxlRun() is new in IC61, to correspond to ADE XL functionality. You can still use a non-blocking run() function in an OCEAN simulation, so that functionality has not been removed. I agree that it would be very useful to be able to do a non-blocking ocnxlRun() though, which is why I filed the enhancement before.

    Wrapping spectre and getting it to appear to exit might work, but it would rather destroy much of the benefit of ADE XL and OCEAN XL scripts, which allows you to set up measurements and specification limits - these would all fail. So I don't think that's a sensible solution.

    What are you actually trying to achieve here? Understanding that might allow me (or someone else) to suggest alternative methodologies.

    Best Regards,

    Andrew.

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