Synopsis

condor_compile cc | CC | gcc | f77 | g++ | ld | make | ...

Description

Use condor_compileto relink a program with the HTCondor libraries for submission as a standard universe job. The HTCondor libraries provide the program with additional support, such as the capability to produce checkpoints, which facilitate the standard universe mode of operation. condor_compilerequires access to the source or object code of the program to be submitted; if source or object code for the program is not available, then the program must use another universe, such as vanilla. Source or object code may not be available if there is only an executable binary, or if a shell script is to be executed as an HTCondor job.

To use condor_compile, issue the command condor_compilewith command line arguments that form the normally entered command to compile or link the application. Resulting executables will have the HTCondor libraries linked in. For example,

 condor_compile  cc -O -o myprogram.condor file1.c file2.c ...

will produce the binary myprogram.condor , which is relinked for HTCondor, capable of checkpoint/migration/remote system calls, and ready to submit as a standard universe job.

If the HTCondor administrator has opted to fully install condor_compile, then condor_compilecan be followed by practically any command or program, including make or shell script programs. For example, the following would all work:

 condor_compile  make 

 condor_compile  make install 

 condor_compile  f77 -O mysolver.f 

 condor_compile  /bin/csh compile-me-shellscript

If the HTCondor administrator has opted to only do a partial install of condor_compile, then you are restricted to following condor_compilewith one of these programs:

 cc (the system C compiler) 

 c89 (POSIX compliant C compiler, on some systems) 

 CC (the system C++ compiler) 

 f77 (the system FORTRAN compiler) 

 gcc (the GNU C compiler) 

 g++ (the GNU C++ compiler) 

 g77 (the GNU FORTRAN compiler) 

 ld (the system linker)

NOTE: If you explicitly call ldwhen you normally create your binary, instead use:

 condor_compile  ld <ld arguments and options>

Exit Status

condor_compileis a script that executes specified compilers and/or linkers. If an error is encountered before calling these other programs, condor_compilewill exit with a status value of 1 (one). Otherwise, the exit status will be that given by the executed program.

Author

Center for High Throughput Computing, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Copyright

Copyright (C) 1990-2015 Center for High Throughput Computing, Computer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI. All Rights Reserved. Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.