Thank you for your answer,
The gui creates different directories in /tmp/ folder for the two jobs
(example: /tmp/c3alb4wo for job1 and /tmp/ug66bg8r for job2). Furthermore I
noticed that as soon as first job ends correctly, the other process is killed
independently of the line of code that is e
I don't think it's inherently true that multiple mpiruns interfere with each
other - we do that routinely, I thought. Any chance that your jobs are doing
something like writing to a common directory (like /tmp), and then interfering
with each other?
As an aside, you should consider the mpirun
Good morning,
I want to run several MPI jobs with several processes each (i.e. 2 MPI jobs
with 2 processes each) using different inputs. The jobs are independent between
each other. I am running on one node with 8 cores and 1 slot for each core.
I am running the jobs using a Python GUI. The gui
