| 4 | | * assign+ with command line arguments |
| 5 | | <nowiki> |
| 6 | | assign+ ptopfile topfile |
| 7 | | -d debug (verbose output) |
| 8 | | -h help (print usage) |
| 9 | | -a use alternative types (replace some hardware types with others listed in a hard-coded file. We could put this info into DB) </nowiki> |
| 10 | | * getptopdetail.pl |
| | 4 | * assign+ |
| | 5 | * PURPOSE: reads resource requirements and available resources and finds an allocation with minimum interswitch bw use |
| | 6 | * INPUT: two command line arguments ''ptopfile'' and ''topfile''. These files are usually produced in the process of resource assignment by assign_wrapper, now called mapper. There are a few other command line options, that should be self-explanatory when you run the code. If you want very verbose output run it with -d. |
| | 7 | * OUTPUT: textual output denoting nodes and links and their assignments that can be passed further to resource allocation |
| | 8 | * getptopdetail.pl |
| | 9 | * PURPOSE: parse a ptopfile |
| | 10 | * INPUT: ''ptopfile'' as an argument. It produces |
