local 0
# This pathname will be relative to your home directory.
#localhost 1 ./top-c/a.out
#localhost 1 ./top-c/a.out
#localhost 1 ./top-c/a.out
# pinatubo.ccs.neu.edu 1 /home/gene/projects/top-c/new/a.out
# highpoint.ccs.neu.edu 1 /home/gene/projects/top-c/new/a.out
# denali.ccs.neu.edu 1 /home/gene/projects/top-c/a.out
# werner.exp-math.uni-essen.de 1 /store011/gene/top-c/a.out

# The first line, "local 0" should always be present.  It specifies the
#   console (the master) as being local.  After that, there is one
#   line for each slave.  The number 1 means to use one processor for
#   line for each slave.  The number 1 means to use one thread for
#   that slave process.  (Only the number 1 is supported for TOP-C.)
# procgroup is part of p4, which is distributed with the MPICH implementation
#   of MPI.  It uses rsh to start a slave process.  If it doesn't work,
#   you might need to add a .rhosts file to make the remote processor
#   equivalent to your host.  Putting localhost in your .rhosts is also useful.
# The directory of the binary will be the current directory of your
#   application.  If you specify a relative pathname, it is relative
#   to your home directory.