We now have queues on machines with different CPUs. If you want to direct your job to a specific OS or processor, see the example of a complex job-submission script. See the simple script for more general submissions.

If the maximum cpu time is exceeded, the system will send a SIGXCPU to your process. If you choose to trap and ignore the signal, the operating system will kill your process.

 Attempts to exceed memory limits will simply result in denial of memory allocation to whichever system call requests it. Your process will not be explicitly killed, but it may die, depending on how you've written your code.

 Submitting and monitoring jobs

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