Cleaning up dead comments and code.

Author: markcoletti

examples-proposed/024-aggregated-compute-ensemble/driver.py

@@ -30,11 +30,10 @@ def step(self, timestamp=0.0):
         # different instances.
         variables = params_from_csv(self.config['PARAMETER_FILE'])
 
-        # This is the IPS configuration file for the instances that looks like
-        # a regular configuration file except there are slots for the
-        # 'base_x', 'base_y',
-        # and 'word' for variable substitution.  'TEMPLATE' is specified in the
-        # config file section for this driver.
+        # This is the IPS configuration file for the instances that looks
+        # like a regular configuration file except there are slots for the
+        # variables (e.g., 'alpha', 'T_final', etc.).  'TEMPLATE' is
+        # specified in the config file section for this driver.
         template = Path(self.config['TEMPLATE'])
         self.services.info(f'Using template config file {template}')
 
@@ -45,9 +44,7 @@ def step(self, timestamp=0.0):
         # Now spin up and run the instances. This function will return a list
         # with each list element corresponding to an instance.  You can use
         # this information to find the specific instance run directory for a
-        # given set of variables.  E.g., the instance corresponding to
-        # {'base_x' : 2, 'base_y' : 5.82, 'word' : 'baz'} is probably found
-        # in the `INSTANCE_` subdirectory.
+        # given set of variables.
         #
         # The "name" parameter must be unique for each ensemble within a run,
         # and will be used as an identifier on the Portal.

examples-proposed/024-aggregated-compute-ensemble/instance_component.py

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ def generate_synthetic_data(alpha: float, L:float, T_final:float, Nx:int, Nt:int
     dx = L / (Nx - 1)
     dt = T_final / Nt
     r = alpha * dt / (dx ** 2)
-    #
+
     # # Check stability condition for explicit method
     if r > 0.5:
         print("Warning: Stability condition r <= 0.5 is not met. "

examples-proposed/024-aggregated-compute-ensemble/perlmutter.slurm

@@ -17,11 +17,6 @@ module load PrgEnv-gnu openmpi python
 # Again, this assumes that there exists a conda environment named "ips".
 conda activate ips
 
-# This sets the absolute path to the mpi_stats.py script, which is used by IPS to
-export MPI_STATS_EXEC=$(realpath ./mpi_stats.py)
-
-echo "Using MPI_STATS_EXEC: ${MPI_STATS_EXEC}"
-
 # The 2>&1 binds stderr to stdout so that both are captured in the tee log file.  The
 # `tee` command allows you to see the output on the terminal as well as save it.
 ips.py --simulation=ensemble.conf --platform=platform.conf \