#!/bin/sh
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# CitcomS.py by Eh Tan, Eun-seo Choi, and Pururav Thoutireddy.
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# Copy the coord files from remote machines to the current directory
#
# Requirement: 1) current working directory must be mounted on ip* too.
#              2) the list of ip has the same order as the MPI machinefile

if [ -z $3 ]; then
    echo "Usage:" `basename $0` modeldir modelname ip1 [ip2 ... ]
    exit
fi

cwd=`pwd`
modeldir=$1
modelname=$2
nprocz=$3
let proc=nprocz-1

while [ "$4" ]
do
    cmd_copy="cp $modelname.coord.$proc $cwd"

    if [ $4 == $HOSTNAME -o $4 == "localhost" ]; then
        # using subshell, so that our working directory is unchanged
	(cd $modeldir; $cmd_copy)
    else
	rsh $4 "cd $modeldir; $cmd_copy"
    fi

    shift
    let proc=proc+nprocz
done


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# $Id$

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