launch kernel for another notebook within a notebook

Discussion in 'Mathematica' started by Tim Kostka, Oct 15, 2009.

  1. Tim Kostka

    Tim Kostka Guest

    Within one notebook, I would like to launch a separate kernel to evaluate a
    separate notebook. Is there some way to do this?
    For example, within the file "master.nb" I want one line to launch a
    separate kernel to evaluate the notebook "slave.nb". I don't need the two
    kernels to communicate at all with each other. They can run entirely in
    parallel.

    Many thanks,
    Tim
     
    Tim Kostka, Oct 15, 2009
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    Vince Virgilio Guest

    Consider option Evaluator (http://reference.wolfram.com/mathematica/
    ref/Evaluator.html), in some variant of the syntax below.

    NotebookOpen["slave.nb", Evaluator -> "Aux"]

    where you have defined kernel "Aux" in Mathematica's menu "Evaluation
    | Kernel Configuration Options | Add".

    Vince Virgilio



    Vince Virgilio
     
    Vince Virgilio, Oct 16, 2009
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