#!/bin/ksh

COMMAND=$1

############################################################
# load modulefile and set up the environment for job running
############################################################


if [ "$machine" = "DELL" ] ; then
  . /usrx/local/prod/lmod/lmod/init/sh
  MODULEFILES=${MODULEFILES:-/gpfs/dell2/emc/modeling/noscrub/${USER}/regional_workflow/modulefiles}
  module use ${MODULEFILES}/wcoss_dell_p3
  module load fv3
  module load prod_util/1.1.0
  module load grib_util/1.0.6
  module load CFP/2.0.1
  module load HPSS/5.0.2.5

elif [ "$machine" = "WCOSS_C" ] ; then


if [ $envir != 'prod' ]
then
GESROOT_save=$GESROOT
fi

cd /u/$USER    # cron does this for us - this is here just to be safe
. /etc/profile

if [ -a .profile ]; then
   . ./.profile
fi

if [ -a .bashrc ]; then
   . ./.bashrc
fi

module load prod_util
module load prod_envir
module load cfp-intel-sandybridge/2.0.1

if [ $envir != 'prod' ]
then
GESROOT=${GESROOT_save}
fi

echo now at end of launch.ksh have GESROOT as $GESROOT

else
  echo "launch.ksh: modulefile is not set up yet for this machine-->${machine}."
  echo "Job abort!"
  exit 1
fi

# print out loaded modules
module list

############################################################
#                                                          #
#    define the name of running directory with job name.   #
#        (NCO: only data.${jobid})                         #
#                                                          #
############################################################
#if [ -n ${rundir_task} ] ; then
#  export DATA=${rundir_task}.${jid}
#fi

$COMMAND