The Gauss run
command is used to launch a gauss script. The run
help page tells that once control is given through run, there is no return to the original program. Is there a way to launch several Gauss files one after the other?
Based on information in this forum concerning batch mode, I may use the gauss terminal mode and invoke the gauss files from an external language. But before I do this, is there a recommended way to run several gauss scripts in a row?
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You can pass the -r flag to the GAUSS run command to return control back to the original program. For example, you could make a program that would run some of the example files like this:
run -r ols.e; run -r circular.e; run -r eqsolvemt1.e;
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You can pass the -r flag to the GAUSS run command to return control back to the original program. For example, you could make a program that would run some of the example files like this:
run -r ols.e; run -r circular.e; run -r eqsolvemt1.e;