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When using the Grid configuration scripts, Grid uses the format --argument=value. However, when running Grid from the command line, it expects dimensions & MPI splits to be passed as --argument value. This inconsistency isn't really a major problem, except that if you do accidentally provide them to Grid as --argument=value they're silently ignored and the default values used.
This is just a bit of a pain. It would be better if either
--argument=value was interpreted as --argument value
Or
Invalid arguments were rejected and terminated the run
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Can't terminate on invalid arguments as the command line may still be parsed by the user application.
This is a common convention in libraries like MPI where argc and argv are passed to library, and they snarf and remove args.
However, I can think about extra parsing for "=", though of course the work in enhancing the parsing is significantly greater than the work on a user to not type in "=".
When using the Grid configuration scripts, Grid uses the format
--argument=value
. However, when running Grid from the command line, it expects dimensions & MPI splits to be passed as--argument value
. This inconsistency isn't really a major problem, except that if you do accidentally provide them to Grid as--argument=value
they're silently ignored and the default values used.This is just a bit of a pain. It would be better if either
--argument=value
was interpreted as--argument value
Or
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: