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We then create a single script where we write all the commands that we would use interactively to create a project. Use any editor in your system to open a file, let's call it <tt>createProject.sh</tt>, and input the lines: | We then create a single script where we write all the commands that we would use interactively to create a project. Use any editor in your system to open a file, let's call it <tt>createProject.sh</tt>, and input the lines: | ||
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dynamo_vpr prtest | dynamo_vpr prtest | ||
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -data ttest/data | dynamo_vpr_put prtest -data ttest/data | ||
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dynamo_vpr_put prtest -dim_r1 32 | dynamo_vpr_put prtest -dim_r1 32 | ||
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -destination standalone | dynamo_vpr_put prtest -destination standalone | ||
| + | dynamo_vpr_put prtest -cores 2 | ||
dynamo_vpr_check prtest | dynamo_vpr_check prtest | ||
dynamo_vpr_unfold prtest | dynamo_vpr_unfold prtest | ||
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| − | Now, you can run this script in a Linux shell (provided you have [[ standalone#Activating the standalone | activated]] ''Dynamo'' in it) | + | Here, we are just indicating a minimum amount of input that you need to create a working project. |
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| + | Now, you can run this script in a Linux shell (provided you have [[ standalone#Activating the standalone | activated]] ''Dynamo'' in it) by | ||
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| + | <tt> dynamo createProject.sh </tt> | ||
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| + | After that, you can just execute the project | ||
Revision as of 10:52, 22 September 2016
It is possible to fully run Dynamo outside of Matlab AND the Dynamo standalone, as described here
Here we show how to create from scratch a project.
We then create a single script where we write all the commands that we would use interactively to create a project. Use any editor in your system to open a file, let's call it createProject.sh, and input the lines:
dynamo_vpr prtest dynamo_vpr_put prtest -data ttest/data dynamo_vpr_put prtest -template ttest/template.em dynamo_vpr_put prtest -table ttest/initial.tbl dynamo_vpr_put prtest -mask ttest/mask.em dynamo_vpr_put prtest -cmask ttest/mask.em dynamo_vpr_put prtest -fmask ttest/fmask.em dynamo_vpr_put prtest -smask ttest/mask_smoothing.em dynamo_vpr_put prtest -ite_r1 2 dynamo_vpr_put prtest -ca_r1 360 dynamo_vpr_put prtest -cs_r1 45 dynamo_vpr_put prtest -dim_r1 32 dynamo_vpr_put prtest -destination standalone dynamo_vpr_put prtest -cores 2 dynamo_vpr_check prtest dynamo_vpr_unfold prtest
Here, we are just indicating a minimum amount of input that you need to create a working project.
Now, you can run this script in a Linux shell (provided you have activated Dynamo in it) by
dynamo createProject.sh
After that, you can just execute the project
