#!/bin/bash 
#
# (c) 2000 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
#
# All commands use the sentinel #$
#
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# User needs to customize the following items 
# enclosed by <>
#
# Job name
#$ -N OMP_test
#
# Job shell
#$ -S /bin/bash
#
# Join stdin/stderr ? answer y or n
#$ -j y
#
# Output file
#$ -o OMP_test.output
#
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#
# Execute the job from  the  current  working  directory
#
#$ -cwd
#
# Mail list
#$ -M my_user_name@tdb.uu.se
#
# Mails can be sent at (b) beginning, (e) end and
# at (s) suspension
#
# Mail settings
#$ -m bes
#
# Parallel environment request
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#
# User needs to customize the following items 
#
# CPU_Numbers_requested, use <n>  or <n>-<m>
#
# Example: -pe openmp 2 or -pe openmp 4-22 where the latter 
#          gives 4 to 22 CPU:s depending on the amount 
#          of idle CPU:s at execution time
#
#$ -pe openmp 6
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#
# All resources are defined here
#
# Choose your queue(s)
#
#$ -q simba.q,duma.q
#
#-> Use the following priorities according to the expected
#-> execution time of your application.
#
# Execution time       Priority
# -----------------------------
#
# 0 - 1 h               0
# 1 - 10 h              1
# 10 - 48 h             2
# 48+ h                 3
# 
# Job priority
#
#$ -p 0
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# Put compilations here
#
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# Execution
#
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#
# User needs to customize the following items 
# enclosed by <>
#
# The NSLOTS variable will contain the number of slots (cpus) given
# to you by the system.
#
# You may or may not use all of them as long as you do not use more
# slots than $NSLOTS.
#

OMP_NUM_THREADS=$NSLOTS
export OMP_NUM_THREADS

<put your code here>

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