Hi Akhil,
I run simulations on a remote linux computer. I run multiple simulations by creating a script file that has all of the commands listed. For example, the contents of a file named "cmd" that runs one simulation is:
./mc.exe infile=infile_test.txt > out_infile_test.txt
This will put what goes to the screen into a output file named out_infile_test.txt. Then I run it using the command:
at -f cmd now
which runs the cmd file now (you can give it a later time if needed). The "at" command is nice because you can log of the computer running the simulations with no interruption to them.
Unfortunately, I'm not as knowledgeable about how to do this on Windows.
Best,
Carole