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Adding mpibind usage to Forge page #260

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions docs/compute-systems/casper/index.md
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Expand Up @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Casper is composed of over 100 nodes featuring a mixture of Intel and AMD proces
<!-- - 2 HTC nodes have 1.5 TB of available memory. -->
<!-- - 4 nodes are reserved for Research Data Archive workflows. -->

Please refer to the [hardware summary table](#hardware) below for detailed specifications.
Please refer to the [hardware summary table](#casper-hardware) below for detailed specifications.


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#### Shells
The default login shell for new Casper users is `bash`. You can
change the default after logging in to the Systems Accounting Manager
[(SAM)](../../getting-started/managing-your-allocation.md#using-the-systems-accounting-manager).
[(SAM)](../../getting-started/managing-your-allocation.md#using-sam).
It may take several hours for a change you make to take effect. You
can confirm which shell is set as your default by entering `echo $SHELL`
on your Casper command line.
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#### Shells
The default login shell for new Derecho users is `bash`. You can
change the default after logging in to the Systems Accounting Manager
[(SAM)](../../getting-started/managing-your-allocation.md#using-the-systems-accounting-manager).
[(SAM)](../../getting-started/managing-your-allocation.md#using-sam).
It may take several hours for a change you make to take effect. You
can confirm which shell is set as your default by entering `echo $SHELL`
on your Derecho command line.
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ddt --connect ./my_executable
```

Submit your job when indicated below.
When using Forge versions >= 24.0, you can also launch either DDT and MAP using our
`mpibind` process pinning launch helper. For example, if you wish to use DDT
with `mpibind`, execute your application as follows:
```pre
mpibind --ddt-connect ./my_executable
```

In either case, submit your job as indicated below.

#### Procedure

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## Reports

The Systems Accounting Manager
([SAM](../../getting-started/managing-your-allocation.md#using-the-systems-accounting-manager)) provides overall
([SAM](../../getting-started/managing-your-allocation.md#using-sam)) provides overall
summary information about the use of Campaign Storage allocations and
other allocations.

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