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Running multiple analysis with subroutines on one PC

Running multiple analysis with subroutines on one PC

Running multiple analysis with subroutines on one PC

(OP)
Hi all,

Having had lots of programming related issues in the past with subroutines, I am wondering if running more than one analysis with subroutines at the same time will cause any problems? For example, would results and analysis get mixed up between analysis files, especially as I am calling results and storing them in memory using the subroutines.

The reason I ask is that running more than one analysis at a time will obviously save me time if I can do it.

Thanks

RE: Running multiple analysis with subroutines on one PC

(OP)
Any ideas/comments on this anyone, thanks.

RE: Running multiple analysis with subroutines on one PC

The analyses might use the same subroutines, but the results are completely independent of each other. Each analysis uses its own version of the compiled (binary) code; there is no confusion or interaction.

The only thing you must avoid is using the same analysis job name in the same directory (folder).

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