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unix script shell
Name: Catarina Avelino Date: February 26, 2001 at 03:07:01 Pacific
Comment:
I run in Unix a script shell which executes processes in background. It's something like: ... (nohup matlab problem1 && nohup matlab problem2 && ... nohup matlab problem19 && nohup matlab problem20) & ...
But there are some problems to run in matlab that sometimes block up and so the next problems will not run. It is possible if a problem take more than a specific time to run (because it is blocked) we stop and go to the next problem, i.e., for example if problem 2 block up we stop with the command "nohup matlab problem2" and go to "nohup matlab problem3" and so on? There is any command in Unix to control that situation? Please answer to e-mail cavelino@utad.pt. Thanks, Catarina
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