This problem was literally reported just the other day; it was partially fixed
earlier today, the rest of the fix will be committed shortly.
The Intel 2016 compiler suite changed something in how they handle the !GCC
pragma (i.e., they didn't handle it at all before, and now they only partially
Hi,
This problem has probably been discussed already but I could not find it:
I a m trying to compile openmpi with intel-16 compilers mpicc,mpicxx
work, but I have trouble with mpifort:
Trying to compile one of example programs I get the following error message:
ring_usempi.f90(35): error #6285
In the case of reductions, yes, we copy into host memory so we can do the
reduction. For other collectives or point to point communication, then GPU
Direct RDMA will be used (for smaller messages).
Rolf
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Hi Rolf,
Thanks very much for the info! So with CUDA-aware build, OpenMPI still
have to copy all the data first into host memory, and then do send/recv
on the host memory? I thought OpenMPI would use GPUdirect and RDMA to
send/recv GPU memory directly.
I will try a debug build and see what does i
Hello Yang:
It is not clear to me if you are asking about a CUDA-aware build of Open MPI
where you do the MPI_Allreduce() or the GPU buffer or if you are handling
staging the GPU into host memory and then calling the MPI_Allreduce(). Either
way, they are somewhat similar. With CUDA-aware, the
Dear all,
I'd like to note you that the manual pages for the C-syntax
MPI_Ibarrier in OpenMPI v1.10.0 misses the pointer in the MPI_Request.
See:
https://www.open-mpi.org/doc/v1.10/man3/MPI_Ibarrier.3.php
https://www.open-mpi.org/doc/v1.10/man3/MPI_Barrier.3.php
Best,
WARNING / LEGAL
Fabrice --
I have committed a fix to our development master; it is pending moving over to
the v1.10 and v2.x release branches (see
https://github.com/open-mpi/ompi-release/pull/610 and
https://github.com/open-mpi/ompi-release/pull/611, respectively). Once the fix
is in the release branches, i