The attached code is from the example on page 629-630 (17.1.15 Fortran
Derived Types) of MPI-3. This compiles cleanly with MPICH and with OMPI
1.6.5, but not with the latest OMPI. Arrays higher than rank 4 would
have a similar problem since they are not enumerated. Did someone
decide that a nece
Sorry -- I was offline for the MPI_Festivus(3) break, and just returned to the
office today.
If you don't have the mpif90 or mpif77 executables in the same directory as the
mpicc executable, then your installation did not build with Fortran support.
Check the output of "ompi_info -a", too -- th
Oscar and Siegmar have both asked for this before, and I haven't done it yet.
:-(
I just filed a ticket for it:
https://svn.open-mpi.org/trac/ompi/ticket/4054
On Jan 1, 2014, at 10:57 AM, Ralph Castain wrote:
> I believe that the Javadoc doesn't install by default - Jeff?
>
> On Jan 1,
Hello,
I have a simple program, where one node is supposed to send 3 * 10^5
4 byte messages to the other node. Sending is done using MPI_Send,
receiving is done
using MPI_Recv. The problem which arises while running this program on two
machines is
that the sending node is using a lot of memory i.e.
