The current documentation says:
-m GIGABYTES, --memory-per-core GIGABYTES
Set the amount of memory
required per execution core, in gigabytes (Default:
2). Currently, GIGABYTES can only be an integer number;
fractional amounts are discarded.
-w DURATION, --wall-clock-time DURATION
Set the time limit for each job (default is ‘8’ for ‘8
hours’). Jobs exceeding this limit will be stopped and
considered as failed. The duration can be expressed as a whole
number (indicating the duration in hours) or as a string in
the form ‘hours:minutes’.
but it is currently wrong, we have to specify the correct syntax,
which comes from the `gc3libs.quantity` module, and it is in the form
"<number> <quantity>" where `<quantity>` is one of:
'B','GB','GiB','KiB','MB','MiB','PB','PiB','TB','TiB','kB'
for memory and
'd','day','days','h','hour','hours','hr','hrs','m','microsec','microseconds','min','mins','minute','minutes','ms','nanosec','nanoseconds','ns','s','sec','second','seconds','secs'
for duration.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by arcimbo...@gmail.com on 10 Dec 2014 at 2:16
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
arcimbo...@gmail.com
on 10 Dec 2014 at 2:16