I modified the patch (it missed a few places, some minor changes in
implementation, etc) and committed it to the developer's trunk. I'll check with
the release managers to see if this is something they want in the 1.4 series,
or if they would rather defer it to the 1.5 series due out soon.
Than
Ralph Castain wrote:
Yeah, the system won't like this. Your approach makes it look like you are
launching 136 app_contexts. We currently only support up to 128 app_contexts. I
don't think anyone anticipated somebody trying to use the system this way.
I can expand the number to something larger
Ralph Castain wrote:
Yeah, the system won't like this. Your approach makes it look like you are
launching 136 app_contexts. We currently only support up to 128 app_contexts. I
don't think anyone anticipated somebody trying to use the system this way.
I can expand the number to something larger
Yeah, the system won't like this. Your approach makes it look like you are
launching 136 app_contexts. We currently only support up to 128 app_contexts. I
don't think anyone anticipated somebody trying to use the system this way.
I can expand the number to something larger. Will have to see how
I am trying to run an MPI code across 136 processing using an appfile
(attached), since every process needs to be run with a host/process
dependent parameter.
This whole system works wonderfully for up to around 100 processes but
usually fails with a segfault, apparently in in mca_odls_default.s
