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4. Job Control Statements
In this chapter, job control statements will be described by C-shell-script for the machine that
works on the UNIX operating system. A typical sample shell-script is shown below. In this sample, it
is assumed that the user’s home directory ($Home) is ‘/home/okumura’ and the SRAC system is
installed in the directory ‘/home/Administrator’.
#!/bin/csh
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#============= to use native UNIX command
alias mkdir mkdir
alias cat cat
alias cd cd ................................... (a)
alias rm rm
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#============= Set by user
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# LMN : name of a load module in ~SRAC/bin/
# BRN : burnup chain data file in ~SRAC/lib/burnlibT/
# =u4cm6fp50bp16T : (standard model for thermal reactors)
# ODR : directory for output of text files
# CASE : arbitrary case name for output files
# WKDR : work directory for SRAC execution
# PDSD : directory for PDS files
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set SRAC DIR = /home/Administrator/SRAC .............................. (b)
set LMN = SRAC.100m ............................................. (c)
set BRN
set ODR
set CASE
set PDSD
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#============= mkdir for PDS
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# PDS_DIR : directory name of PDS files
# PDS file names must be identical to those in input data
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set PDS_DIR = $PDSD/$CASE
mkdir $PDS DIR
mkdir $PDS DIR/UFAST
mkdir $PDS DIR/UTHERMAL
mkdir $PDS DIR/UMCROSS
mkdir $PDS DIR/MACROWRK
mkdir $PDS DIR/MACRO
mkdir $PDS DIR/FLUX
mkdir $PDS DIR/MICREF
= u4cm6fp50bp16T ........................................ (d)
= $HOME/Job/MyOutput .................................... (e)
= Test-1 ................................................ (f)
= $HOME/Job/Mypds ....................................... (g)
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#============= Change if necessary
set LM = $SRAC_DIR/bin/$LMN .................................... (i)
set DATE = `date +%b%d.%H.%M.%S` ................................. (j)
set WKDR = $HOME/SRACtmp.$CASE.$DATE ............................. (k)
mkdir $WKDR
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