You should be able to just run valgrind on your application. Just execute your
job with:
mpirun valgrind
On Dec 18, 2011, at 11:27 AM, Mudassar Majeed wrote:
> Dear people,
> I am using MPI over a supercomputing center. I don't
> have access to install OpenMPI again
On Dec 18, 2011, at 4:43 PM, Jaison Paul wrote:
> We have reported this before. We are still not able to do it, fully.
>
> However partially successful, now. We have used a machine with static IP
> address
> and modified the router settings by opening all ssh ports. Master runs on this
> machin
On Dec 18, 2011, at 5:25 PM, Chaitanya Krishna wrote:
> Hello there,
> I am trying to compile openmpi with Torque and Infiniband.
> The thing is that Torque is installed on the headnode and the
> Infiniband installation is available only on the slave nodes. I am
> trying to build openmpi on a sla
Hello there,
I am trying to compile openmpi with Torque and Infiniband.
The thing is that Torque is installed on the headnode and the
Infiniband installation is available only on the slave nodes. I am
trying to build openmpi on a slave node with the following configure
options.
./configure --prefix
We have reported this before. We are still not able to do it, fully.
However partially successful, now. We have used a machine with static IP address
and modified the router settings by opening all ssh ports. Master runs on this
machine and the slaves on EC2.
Now we can run the "Hello world" ove
Dear people,
I am using MPI over a supercomputing center. I don't have
access to install OpenMPI again with enabling valgrind. I need to check the
memory leaks in my application. How can I see in which line of my code of MPI
application there is memory leak ??? Supercomput
On 16-Dec-11 4:28 AM, Jeff Squyres wrote:
> Very strange. I have a lot of older mthca-based HCAs in my Cisco MPI test
> cluster, and I don't see these kinds of problems.
>
> Mellanox -- any ideas?
So if I understand it right, you have a mixed cluster - some
machines with ConnecX HCAs family (ml
