Note that (beginning with 1.3) you can also use "platform files" to
save configure and default mca params so that you build consistently.
Check the examples in contrib/platform. Most of us developers use
these religiously, as do our host organizations, for precisely this
reason.
I believe
Hi Gerry
I usually put configure commands (and environment variables)
on little shell scripts, which I edit to fit the combination
of hardware/compiler(s), and keep them in the build directory.
Otherwise I would forget the details next time I need to build.
If Myrinet and GigE are on separate cl
Gus,
I'll give that a try real quick (or as quickly as the compiles can run.
I'd not thought of this solution. I've been context-switching too much
lately. I've gotta look at this for a gigabit cluster as well.
Thanks!
Gus Correa wrote:
Hi Gerry
You may need to compile a hybrid OpenMPI
u
Elvedin Trnjanin wrote:
That would be one way it dies, but we kept getting errors during
compilation without the compilation process exiting which is arguably
worse than the behavior you saw.
OpenMPI's mpicc doesn't support the -cc flag so it just passes it to
pgcc, which doesn't support it e
Hi Gerry
You may need to compile a hybrid OpenMPI
using gcc for C, PGI f90 for Fortran on the OpenMPI configure script.
This should give you the required mpicc and mpif90 to do the job.
I guess this is what Elvedin meant on his message.
I have these hybrids for OpenMPI and MPICH2 here
(not Myrin
That would be one way it dies, but we kept getting errors during
compilation without the compilation process exiting which is arguably
worse than the behavior you saw.
OpenMPI's mpicc doesn't support the -cc flag so it just passes it to
pgcc, which doesn't support it either. The easy way to fi
On Feb 19, 2009, at 11:12 AM, Gerry Creager wrote:
Elvedin,
Yeah, I thought about that after finding a reference to this in the
archives, so I redirected the path to MPI toward the gnu-compiled
version. It died in THIS manner:
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/gerry/WRFv3/WRFV3/external/
Elvedin,
Yeah, I thought about that after finding a reference to this in the
archives, so I redirected the path to MPI toward the gnu-compiled
version. It died in THIS manner:
make[3]: Entering directory `/home/gerry/WRFv3/WRFV3/external/RSL_LITE'
mpicc -cc=gcc -DFSEEKO64_OK -w -O3 -DDM_PARA
WRF almost requires that you use gcc for the C/C++ part and the PGI
Fortran compilers, if you choose that option. I'd suggest compiling
OpenMPI in the same way as that has resolved our various issues. Have
you tried that with the same result?
Gerry Creager wrote:
Howdy,
I'm new to this list.
Howdy,
I'm new to this list. I've done a little review but likely missed
something specific to what I'm asking. I'll keep looking but need to
resolve this soon.
I'm running a Rocks cluster (centos 5), with PGI 7.2-3 compilers,
Myricom MX2 hardware and drivers, and OpenMPI1.3
I installed
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