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> Hi.
>
> We have started to scale up one of our codes and sometimes we get messages
> like this:
>
> [c9-13.local:31125] Memory 0x2aaab7b64000:217088 cannot be freed from
> the registration cache. Possible memory corruption.
>
> It seems like the application runs normally and it does not crash
Hi, guys.
My application got stuck when I run an application with Open MPI 1.4
with progress thead enabled.
The OpenMPI is configured and compiled with the following options.
./configure --with-openib=/usr --enable-trace --enable-debug
--enable-peruse --enable-progress-threads
Then I started the
Yeah, the system doesn't currently support enable-progress-threads. It is a
two-fold problem: ORTE won't work that way, and some parts of the MPI layer
won't either.
I am currently working on fixing ORTE so it will work with progress threads
enabled. I believe (but can't confirm) that the TCP B
Hi all,
I do MPI programs using Fortran 90 in a Quad Core Machine with Fedora OS.
Could any one of you suggest a good debugger to resolve the compilation/ run
time errors?
Thanking you
Sincerely,
arun
**
Arunkumar C R
Solid State & Structural
Well it looks like the Sophos virus is making the rounds today. :-)
Thankfully, the Indiana U. virus scanner found and removed the virus before it
was delivered to our lists. I've moderated the two members who appear to have
sent the virus messages, so hopefully we won't get those messages aga
I've tried a few builds of 1.4 on Snow Leopard, and trying to start up TotalView
gets some of the more 'standard' problems. Either the typdef for MPIR_PROCDESC
can't be found, or MPIR_PROCTABLE is missing. You can get things to work if you
start up TotalView first and then pick your program an
Thanks for all the helpful off-list replies.
Note that this mail was sent about 11 hours ago; it was sent when we thought
that some members of the list had caught a virus. Unfortunately, this mail,
too, was caught in the problem -- the IU admins apparently just released it
from the incorrectly
