Executing TSP

Interactive Execution

To access TSP, at the system prompt, type:

	tsp

For online help, at the TSP prompt, type: help.

To exit the session, at the TSP (1?) prompt, type: stop.

Non-Interactive Execution

To access TSP noninteractively, at the system prompt, type:

	tsp filename

Replace 'filename' with the name of your TSP command file (filename.tsp). The output file will be stored in the default directory with an .out extension. TSP checks for filename arguments on the command line, and does not support UNIX redirections < and >.

Batch Execution on the SP

CPU intensive TSP jobs must be submitted to IBM AIX LoadLeveler. Given below is an example of a script file for submitting TSP batch jobs to IBM AIX LoadLeveler. Type the following lines verbatim, but changing all the parameters you see in single quotes with your own parameters without the single quotes. Suppose you name the script file tspjob.

	#@ initialdir=/'dirname'

	#@ error='errorfile'

	#@ class=stat

	#@ queue

	tsp 'inputfile' 

Once the script file, tspjob, is saved in to your directory, to submit the job, type:

	llsubmit tspjob

The output file will be save with under the name input.out. For more information on LoadLeveler jobs, at the system prompt, type:

	llhelp