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Entering Files using Graph

 

An alternate means of creating the file list is to use the PADE Graph. The following process shows two ways to copy the file list from one host to another. Steps 1 through 9 illustrate copying files one at a time from the first host to the second host. Steps 10 through 13 illustrate copying files all at once from the first host to the third host.

  1. Click on Graph in the PADE main window.
  2. Select Copy under the Files button of the PADE Graph window.
  3. Click on the manager.c rectangle of the first host.
  4. Repeat for worker.c and makefile .
  5. Drag the newly created manager.c , worker.c , and makefile rectangles from the first host to the second host, and drop them on the circle.
  6. Select Modify under the Files button.
  7. Click on the makefile rectangle of the second host.
  8. Change the name of the makefile under Local file: to the makefile for the second host, and change the path to have the correct ARCH under Remote file:, and click on Apply.
  9. In the same way, modify the path for the Remote file: for manager.c and worker.c
  10. Select Copy From Host under the Files button.
  11. Click on the circle of the first host, and then on the circle of the third host.
  12. Change the name of the makefile and paths for the third host as described above.
  13. Repeat for remaining hosts and click on Close.

At this point, you should enter the file list for all hosts using either the Setup or Graph approach. Note that if two hosts have the same architecture and share a common file system, only one of them needs to receive the files.



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