t
for an ACK from the receiver to proceed?
-Charles Salvia
With using TCP with OpenMPI 1.3.3, how many sockets does each process open
per peer-process? Does each process open a single socket to connect to each
peer-process, or does it use TWO sockets, one for sending, one for
receiving?
Thanks,
wrote:
> It depends upon which version of OMPI you are using - can you please tell
> us?
>
> Thanks
> Ralph
>
> On Nov 13, 2009, at 6:59 PM, Charles Salvia wrote:
>
> > When using TCP, how many sockets does each process open per peer-process?
> Does each process o
When using TCP, how many sockets does each process open per peer-process?
Does each process open a single socket to connect to each peer-process, or
does it use TWO sockets, one for sending, one for receiving?
Thanks,
-Charles Salvia
matically open a new socket." Shouldn't
this read "so the first time a process sends a message to a peer and there
is *NO* TCP connection between the two"? Or am I misunderstanding something
here?
I appreciate any feed back regarding this issue.
Thanks,
Charles Salvia
I am very new to the concept of MPI, and have only recently begun
researching it. I have a very basic question about the way MPI works.
How exactly does MPI distribute user-created applications (binary code) over
a network? Does it actually copy the binary into the local memory of each
node, and