Hi,
I am posting to this mailing list after a long time. How is our openMPI going?
Folks, I have few queries.
1. Are there any perl bindings to (Open) MPI?
2. How difficult it would be to write a perl wrapper over existing MPI code.?
3. Can I work with MPI without MPI's runtime environ
Hi all,
We're currently setting up a small cluster used for parallel
rendering. For convinience we use a master server which "hides" a set
of dedicated nodes behind NAT. However, we also want to connect
external workstations in a flexible manner. We've set up the routes so
that each external mach
Hi,
I was running mpirun in the linux cluster we have.
mpirun -n 5 -bynode -hostfile test_nodes a.out
Sometime occationaly after MPI initialization I have the following error..
rank: 1 of: 5
rank: 4 of: 5
rank: 3 of: 5
rank: 0 of: 5
rank: 2
On 9/13/06, imran shaik wrote:
I need to run parallel jobs on a cluster typically of size 600 nodes and
running SGE, but the programmers are good at perl but not C or C++. So i
thought of MPI, but i dont know whether it has perl support?
Hi Imran,
SGE will dispatch process among the nodes of
I can't speak to the Perl bindings, but Open MPI's runtime already supports
SGE, so all you have to do is "mpirun" like usual and we take care of the
rest. You may have to check your version of Open MPI as this capability was
added in the more recent releases.
Ralph
On 9/13/06 8:52 AM, "Renato G
SGE capabilities will be in the upcoming 1.2 release -- it is not included
in any of the current stable releases.
You can grab nightly snapshot tarballs from the trunk, but they are not
guaranteed to be stable (they're the head of active development).
On 9/13/06 11:03 AM, "Ralph H Castain" wrot
Renato Golin wrote:
> On 9/13/06, imran shaik wrote:
>
>> I need to run parallel jobs on a cluster typically of size 600 nodes and
>> running SGE, but the programmers are good at perl but not C or C++. So i
>> thought of MPI, but i dont know whether it has perl support?
>>
>
> Hi Imran,
>
Gunnar Johansson :
>Note also that this is not a crucial problem, we could also make all
>nodes "external", but a solution with NAT would be quite practical.
Trying to launch MPI processes using port forwarding is currenly a call
for trouble, since IP address and port information is usually embedd
Hi,
I have an application that uses the UnixODBC library
(http://www.unixodbc.org) and MPI. When trying to run a program linked with
UnixODBC, I immediately get an error, regardless of the calls in the
program, i.e. OpenMPI fails during MPI_Init, which is the first call in the
program.
I tried a
