This seems to fix my problem. I have also decided that my original
production code that exposed this was a little dangerous, and has also been
improved because of this. I didn't realize that MPI_UNDEFINED was returned,
and I was relying on it being zero or less, which it happens to be.
Thanks f
There seems to be a sentence in the MPI standard about this case. The
standard state:
If there is no active handle in the list it returns outcount =
MPI_UNDEFINED.
Revision 9513 follow the standard.
Thanks,
george.
On Mar 31, 2006, at 6:38 PM, Brunner, Thomas A. wrote:
Compiling r
Compiling revision 9505 of the trunk and building my original test code now
core dumps. I can run the test code with the Testsome line commented out.
Here is the output from a brief gdb session:
--
gdb a.out /cores/core.28141
GNU gdb 6.
When we're checking the arguments, we check for the request array to
not be NULL without looking to the number of requests. I think it
make sense, as I don't see why the user would call these functions
with 0 requests ... But, the other way around make sense too. As I
don't find anything in
