#  foo.condor
#
#  Discussion:
#
#    This is a simple example of a condor submit description file.
#
#    The "universe" is "vanilla".  This environment is only suitable
#    for programs which do not need checkpointing, remote system calls
#    and other features provided by the CONDOR library.  A shell
#    script is a very simple example of such a program.
#
#    The "initialdir" tells CONDOR the name of the working directory.
#    The actual rules for this file name are unclear.  It seems that if the
#    working directory is the same as the directory from which you submit the
#    job, you don't even need this command...maybe.
#
#    The "executable" is the program I want to run.  In this case,
#    it is simply the shell script "foo.sh" which is in the initial directory.
#
#    No "platform" is specified, so the default will be used, that is,
#    the job will be run on a machine which has the same architecture
#    and operating system as the machine from which the job was submitted.
#
#    The "log" command means that a log file called "foo.log" will be produced, 
#    containing events that occur during the execution of the job.
#
#    The "output" command specifies a file into which the output from
#    the program will be written.
#
#    The "queue" command causes CONDOR to try to execute the executable
#    with the parameters I have specified.
#
#  Licensing:
#
#    This code is distributed under the GNU LGPL license.
#
#  Modified:
#
#    27 August 2013
#
#  Author:
#
#    John Burkardt
#
universe = vanilla
executable = foo.sh
log = foo.log
output = foo.output
queue