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f(x) : the percentage of instances solved in less than $x$ backtracks

mktemp has different behavior with Linux and Mac OS (in gridjobs).
Should use something like mktemp -d -t prefix

Use a default Table format when -k option is not given

Sort table for latter use of join.

Should the find commands in the scripts follow symbolic links ?
At least for traversing the instance directory while submitting jobs !

Experiments use the seed provided in the property or a default seed if seeding is deactivated.
Make experiments more reproducible.

If oar is missing, then propose a sequential submission (activate option -l)

in the python script solver_report.

• Avoid to hard link all instances in all properties benchmark directories
• Compute instead relative paths between ./instances/path/filename.ext and ./prop/path/filename.sh

If the user did not install with make install, then the path of solver_report is invalid in gridres.

Use the batch/atd command in gridsub rather than simply launching sequentially shell scripts

• specify a limiting load factor, over which batch jobs should not be run, instead of the compile-time choice of 0.8. For an SMP system with n CPUs, you will probably want to set this higher than n-1.
• Setup the batch command in gridsub

We should also keep the serial submission mode.

Add to the documentation
Paver 2 : http://www.gamsworld.org/performance/paver2/submit.html
MIPLIB : http://miplib.zib.de/

http://calculs.unice.fr/assistance/gestion-soumission-travaux/tableau-de-jobs
http://calculs.unice.fr/fr/assistance/gestion-soumission-travaux/exemples-scripts-oar

solver_report: error: argument -i/--input: can't open 'results/xcsp/real/fapp/fapp36-40/fapp36/fapp36-2000-0.o': [Errno 24] Too many open files: 'results/xcsp/real/fapp/fapp36-40/fapp36/fapp36-2000-0.o'

If a command line arguments is not a directory :

• if the argument is an executable, submit the job
• otherwise, fail.

Add an argument for specifying the instance directory.

• replace diagnostic by objective line ('o')
• read cpu time if any (grid format or diagnostic)

Gnuplot files should also contain a commented skeleton for exporting the file to various terminal (eps, pdf, svg).