Using the Mosel Command Line

The Mosel Command Line is supported on all platforms that Mosel can be run on.

Standard sequence for model execution from the command line:

mosel exec mymodel.mos            Execute (=compile/load/run) model 'mymodel.mos'
mosel mymodel                     Short form (works with 'mymodel.mos' or 'mymodel.bim')

Some useful commands (see `Mosel Language Reference manual' for the full list):

Command line help text:

mosel -h

Mosel version:

mosel -V

Display functionality:

mosel exam[ine] [-cspthirvaum]

Execute a model file:

mosel exec[ute]

Compile a model file:

mosel comp[ile] mymodel.mos

Load and run a BIM file:

mosel run mymodel.bim

Start the debugger:

mosel debug mymodel.mos

Run the profiler:

mosel prof[ile] mymodel.mos

Perfom a code coverage run:

mosel cover[age] mymodel.mos

List available modules/packages:

mosel lslib

Examples:

mosel comp mymodel.mos -o mybim.bim   Compile to a specified BIM file name/location
mosel prof mymodel.mos            Perform a profiler run (output in 'mymodel.mos.prof')
mosel exam -h                     Display Mosel version info and paths
mosel exam -a mybim.bim           Display annotations of a model or package
mosel exam -ps mmxprs             Display parameters and subroutines of module 'mmxprs'

Setting model runtime parameters:

mosel exec mymodel NT=5 DATAFILE="mynewdata.dat"    Source in mymodel.mos
mosel run mymodel NT=5 DATAFILE="mynewdata.dat"     Loads mymodel.bim
mosel mymodel NT=5 DATAFILE="mynewdata.dat"         With mymodel.mos or mymodel.bim