Jonathan Greenberg wrote: > I'm getting close to finishing up a generic code that sends > any given raster command to gridengine for parallel processing > (I'll post it as soon as its ready for testing), but I had a
interesting.. > couple of quick question on GRASS standards: > > 1) For a given mapset, is there a directory within it that > is designed for temporary, non-geospatial files (e.g. text > parameter files)? see $MAPSET/.tmp/, G_tempfile(), and g.tempfile and perhaps a python helper funtion too. clean it up with $GISBASE/etc/clean_temp > 2) Is there an "official" way to remove a mapset from GRASS > short of rm -rf /pathto/mapset)? No. (the startup gui has a button to do it, but I guess you mean something scriptable) > Thanks! Would anyone be interested in testing out the > code once its done? If so, send me a message. You'll need to > get gridengine installed (or have access to a working > gridengine server). I got it installed in about 2 minutes on > a debian system by just downloading the binaries and running > the install scripts that come with it (I had > NO luck getting the debian package via apt-get working, > mind you). what version of debian? is there a deb bug #? Hamish _______________________________________________ grass-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/grass-user
