#!/bin/bash -l

#$ -l h_rt=12:00:00

# IDL can make use of multiple cores automatically.
# Here request 2 cores.  However - IDL must be configured
# to only use the requested # of cores.  When this flag is
# used the NSLOTS variable will be set to 2.  The IDL
# batch scripts below will read the NSLOTS value and set
# the IDL thread limit to match before calling the real 
# IDL program.
#$ -pe omp 2
  
# clear any loaded modules
module purge

# Load the IDL module
module load idl/8.6.0
# OR...load the ENVI module which includes
# IDL version 8.6.0
# module load envi/5.4


# The -quiet flag suppresses the printout of the IDL
# version to stderr
# NSLOTS is set to 2 so the TPOOL_NTHREADS value that is 
# printed should also be 2.  The command to set the IDL
# TPOOL_NTHREADS value is in idl_batch.pro
idl -quiet < idl_batch.pro

# Optionally, the output could be re-directed to a file.
idl -quiet < idl_batch.pro > my_output_file.log



# This sets arguments to the idl_batch_args.pro program 
# as environment variables.  Alternatively a configuration file 
# could be read in.  The use of the -arg or -args flags does
# not currently work in an SCC batch. 
export NLOOPS=10  
export SIZE_X=500  
export SIZE_Y=250 
idl -quiet < idl_batch_args.pro