The libtool that is constructed for the configuration I'm using (below)
has bug when it is constructing compiler_lib_search_path in both the CXX
and FC sections, as follows
compiler_lib_search_path="-L/lib -L/usr/lib -L/usr/local/lib' ..."
where the ellipses is just more directories. The error
Thanks Jeff, and all; I will stick to the GNU compilers for now.
On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 7:05 AM, Jeffrey Squyres wrote:
> I talked to Brian about this, and he agrees with Nathan: don't use PGI on the
> Cray (I'm acting as an intermediary here -- I don't care about the Cray
> platform at all :-)
The opal_atomic_swap_64 function is always supposed to be inlined or not be
present at all. However, if not present then it shouldn't be used (as no atomic
on 64 bits data are supported by the architecture).
george.
On Mar 6, 2012, at 12:39 , Nathan Hjelm wrote:
> I think the problem is that
I talked to Brian about this, and he agrees with Nathan: don't use PGI on the
Cray (I'm acting as an intermediary here -- I don't care about the Cray
platform at all :-) ).
They have always used GNU and it works fine.
That being said, there may well be something broken with our non-inlined
ass
Hi,
Am 08.03.2012 um 19:02 schrieb Linton, Tom:
> We have a legacy application that runs fine on our cluster using Intel MPI.
> We ported it to OpenMPI so that we could use BLCR and it runs fine but
> checkpointing is not working properly:
>
> 1. when we checkpoint with more than 1 core, it e
We have a legacy application that runs fine on our cluster using Intel MPI. We
ported it to OpenMPI so that we could use BLCR and it runs fine but
checkpointing is not working properly:
1. when we checkpoint with more than 1 core, it executes with the error:
mpirun noticed that proces
Jeremy,
Finally I had a chance to look at log file.
Initially all qps are created on port 1, and in the same time alternative path
loaded (ports 2, lids 4 and 2 ). I guess in some point you switch off port 1,
APM even is reported because the alternative path is active now, and from some
reason
