I needed to test my C # program that simulates something on a powerful computer. I asked for access to the university cluster and it was provided with some instructions + WinCSP + Putty. The instructions say how to compile C \ C ++ files and run them, but it’s not clear how to run exe files or what to do if I have a window application. Could google here just the console "inparcom" not google at all. What is an imparcom system? How to use not only compiled C \ C ++ files with putty and wincsp? There is also an alternative form of web-based management (ACMS). Who has a similar experience? enter image description here

  • And why did you use the help command, not Help, just changed other commands? - bukkojot
  • The instructions were written with a capital letter, I then corrected it. And at first I didn’t figure it out with <count>, but then I understood. - Andrey
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    Ummm ... maybe I don’t know something, but are you sure that on a unix-like OS you will be able to launch a window prog written on Sharpe? - don Rumata
  • @donRumata is not as difficult as you think - there is a Mono. Much worse is the fact that there is a cluster, and the random program does not know how to execute on the cluster. - Pavel Mayorov
  • @PavelMayorov, I know about mono and netcore and vine. Here the question is different: how many features are fully implemented in these projects, which are used by a specific program. Type vinforms etc. - don Rumata

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This is an mpi-cluster, and, apparently, under Linux. For it, you need to write special programs using the mpi libraries. You can compile them on your computer, but they must link to the implementation of mpi installed on the cluster, which makes it easier to compile on the spot.

How the work with the GPU is implemented there is not known, most likely OpenCL is used, because available on both CPU and GPU. In any case, to access the execution context, there must be special library interfaces that are compatible with the scheduler, they can be searched among the available packages.

It is unlikely that a windowed application will be launched there, the graphic subsystem is usually not installed on a cluster. Moreover, it will not be possible to run the exe file.