This feature is now available on the trunk - syntax is "-pernode".
In the absence of the number of procs:
"bynode" will launch on all *slots*, with the processes mapped on a bynode
basis
"byslot" will launch on all *slots*, with procs mapped on a byslot basis.
"pernode" will launch one proc/nod
Followups on this show that this was caused by accidentally running on a one
node Torque allocation and using the "-nolocal" option to mpirun. So Open
MPI is doing what it should do (refusing to run), but being less than
helpful about its error message.
I'll file a feature enhancement to see if w
Open MPI does not currently have an option to effect this kind of behavior.
It basically assumes that you are going to ask for the right number of slots
for your job.
I'll file a ticket for a future enhancement to add this behavior.
On 10/6/06 11:25 AM, "Maestas, Christopher Daniel"
wrote:
> H
Thanks for the report!
I've created ticket #483 about this:
http://svn.open-mpi.org/trac/ompi/ticket/483
On 9/29/06 5:54 PM, "Josh Durham" wrote:
> Below are the changes needed to build OMPI on OSX with ifort and
> icc. Basically, the Xgrid component doesn't have a libtool tag
> defined
