On Sat, 7 Jan 2017, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Am 07.01.2017 um 17:03 schrieb Allin Cottrell:
> Actually MPI may be overkill here (if you don't need any interaction
> between the parallel gretl processes); you can just use the shell for
> parallelism.
> <cmd.exe>
> start gretlcli --scriptopt=1 -b parallel.inp
> start gretlcli --scriptopt=2 -b parallel.inp
> </cmd.exe>
Yeah, now you're converging exactly to what I was trying to do! Launch
several gretl processes with the help of the shell. Only that I want to be
able to do it from within gretl, hence the use of the "launch" command in
gretl/hansl.
I don't quite get why it's advantageous to do this from within
gretl, but you might try (on Windows):
<hansl>
! start gretlcli -b script.inp
</hansl>
I believe that "start" is supposed to background a task under
cmd.exe.
Allin