On Tue, Mar 14, 2006 at 12:37:52PM -0600, Edgar Gabriel wrote:
> I think I know what goes wrong. Since they are in different 'universes',
> they will have exactly the same 'Open MPI name', and therefore the
> algorithm in intercomm_merge can not determine which process should be
> first and whic
thanks for reporting the bug, I found the problem and fixed it on the
trunk. Your program is correct, and produces now the results which you
expected.
Thanks
Edgar
Bert Wesarg wrote:
Hello list,
i get some erroneous results from calls to MPI_Comm_split with an
intercommunicator as communicat
On Tue, May 02, 2006 at 10:32:56PM +0200, Dries Kimpe wrote:
> It looks as if the problem is not really due to Open MPI, but to the
> included ROM-IO:
>
> All tests fail with the same error message:
>
> For example, test/test_double/test_write shows:
>
> Testing write ... Error: Unsupported data
Dear Brian and Jeff,
I have downloaded the latest nightly snapshot (openmpi-1.0.3a1r9798) and the
problem is gone.
Thanks a lot,
Bernard.
On 5/3/06, Jeff Squyres (jsquyres) wrote:
Thanks for reporting this.
I have committed the fixes to the v1.0 and v1.1 branches; they will show
up in all o
I'm having a look into that ...
Thanks
Edgar
Bert Wesarg wrote:
Hello list,
i get some erroneous results from calls to MPI_Comm_split with an
intercommunicator as communicator.
this is a brokendown testcase, the source is attached:
test_split.c:
mpi_comm_spwan(world, "test_split_client", 1,
Michael, I think you are right, the logic is exactly switched in our
code. I'll commit a fix on the trunk, and I assume that this fix will
also be backported to v1.1. and maybe v1.0
Thanks
Edgar
Michael Kluskens wrote:
MPI_Intercomm_merge is broken in OpenMPI 1.1a4r9788 (and likely all
versi
Hello list,
i get some erroneous results from calls to MPI_Comm_split with an
intercommunicator as communicator.
this is a brokendown testcase, the source is attached:
test_split.c:
mpi_comm_spwan(world, "test_split_client", 1, &inter)
for i=1:np
if rank < i
mpi_comm_split(inter, 0, 0, &i
MPI_Intercomm_merge is broken in OpenMPI 1.1a4r9788 (and likely all
versions)
Details: the second argument, high, of MPI_Intercomm_merge is a
logical in Fortran (pg 216 of Using MPI) and an int in C. This now
correct with regards to the f90 interfaces in OpenMPI 1.1. The
meaning of "hi