NS_probdesc

This executable takes two arguments on its command line: the name of a host running a NetSolve agent and the nickname of a NetSolve problem. It prints the description of the problem:

UNIX> NS_probdesc netsolve.cs.utk.edu linsol -- linsol -- From LAPACK - Compute the solution to a real system of linear equations A * X = b where A is an N-by-B matrix and X and B are N-by-NRHS matrices. Matlab Example : [x] = netsolve('dgesv',a,b) http://www.netlib.org/lapack/index.html * 2 objects in INPUT - input 0: Matrix Double Precision Real. Matrix A - input 1: Matrix Double Precision Real. Right hand side * 1 objects in OUTPUT - output 0: Matrix Double Precision Real. Solution * Calling sequence from C or Fortran 6 arguments - Argument #0: - number of rows of input object #0 (A) - number of columns of input object #0 (A) - number of rows of input object #1 (RHS) - Argument #1: - number of columns of input object #1 (RHS) - Argument #2: - pointer to input object #0 (A) - Argument #3: - leading dimension of input object #0 (A) - Argument #4: - pointer to input object #1 (RHS) - pointer to output object #0 (SOLUTION) - Argument #5: - leading dimension of input object #1 (RHS)

It the problem is marked as NON_MOVEABLE it prints a note in the second line:

-- povray -- allows the remote execution of PovRay (this is a non-moveable problem)