Re: [OMPI users] Hair depleting issue with Ompi143 and one program

2011-01-21 Thread David Mathog
Dave Goodell wrote: > Valgrind's "--track-origins=yes" option is usually helpful for figuring out where the uninitialized values came from. Good suggestion - that did eventually lead to the solution. The code always had two vector types (_m128i and _m128), and there are still two types (_m64

Re: [OMPI users] Hair depleting issue with Ompi143 and one program

2011-01-20 Thread Dave Goodell
I can't speak to what OMPI might be doing to your program, but I have a few suggestions for looking into the Valgrind issues. Valgrind's "--track-origins=yes" option is usually helpful for figuring out where the uninitialized values came from. However, if I understand you correctly and if you

Re: [OMPI users] Hair depleting issue with Ompi143 and one program

2011-01-20 Thread David Mathog
> (And yes, as far as I > can tell it invokes emms before any floating point operations are run > after each MMX usage.) Is there anything in Ompi which is likely to cause one of the MMX routines to be interrupted in such a way that the MMX state is not saved? The bugs that arise when emms is not