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cleanipcs(1)			 MPI Commands			  cleanipcs(1)

NAME
       cleanipcs -  Removes System V IPCs held by the user

DESCRIPTION
       This  command  frees  the shared memory segments and semaphores help by
       the user that calls this command.  This command is normally not needed,
       but  if MPI programs exit abnormally, the program may be unable to free
       the System V IPCs that it held (this is a feature of  System  V	IPCs).
       In  that	 case,	cleanipcs  can be used to recover the IPCs that are no
       longer needed.

       Note that this command releases all IPCs held by the user.  This is the
       correct	behavior  for  most users, but may cause problems for users of
       other programs or systems that rely on  the  persistence	 of  System  V
       IPCs.

COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS
       -show  -	 Show the commands that would be executed, but do not actually
	      execute them
       -echo  - Show all commands executed by this script

LOCATION
       /home/MPI/mansrc/commands

				   7/26/2004			  cleanipcs(1)

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