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# Authors: Jeffrey M. Squyres, Kinis L. Meyer, with M. D. McNally 
#          and Andrew Lumsdaine
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# Wave1d sample application schema
# mpirun -v myapp
#

#
# Run any number of processes, but one per CPU is the most sensible thing.
# Assuming the multicomputer is homogeneous, ship the executable
# to each node.  This is slower but more convenient than placing it there
# yourself or relying upon NSF and your shell path to be right.
#
# We specify the full pathname to the "master" executable so that it
# is sure to be found.  It may not be necessary to specify the full
# pathname in all cases; see mpirun(1) for more details.
#
#
# Any one line application schema can be done on the mpirun command line,
# without a schema file like this one.
#
N -s h /usr/share/doc/lam2-dev/examples/wave1d/wave
