[gradsusr] Speed of Grads scripts

[Kevin Huyck]

Howard,

I've done something similar with a long-running script. I added a few 
command line calls to "date" at key points in the script. The output 
from the date function gave me a clue to which procedures were taking 
the most time. After that it was trial and error for me.

Kevin L. Huyck
Forecaster, Meridian Environmental Technology, Inc.
klhuyck at meridian-enviro.com <mailto:klhuyck at meridian-enviro.com>

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On 08/24/12 14:10, Howard Staines wrote:
> Good morning (or what ever time zone you are in) Grads users
>
> A question of speed.
> Has anyone done a comparative run time on complex Grads script accessing
> OpenDAP data ... to see to what
> Degree the run time of a script is machine dependent or data related.
> I have about an hour of scripts for a GFS run ... and was trying to work out
> the best method of speeding that
> Up
>
> Regards
>
> Howard Staines
>
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>
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