Hi,
What are the advantages with progress-threads feature?
Thanks,
Sangamesh
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 10:13 PM, Ralph Castain wrote:
> 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
> w
Hi everyone
I run an update of ubuntu 9.10 on my laptop and now my mpi programs do not work
anymore... The error is
[florian-laptop:02935] [[INVALID],INVALID] ORTE_ERROR_LOG: A system-required
executable either could not be found or was not executable by this user in file
../../../../../../orte
Can you send all the information listed here:
http://www.open-mpi.org/community/help/
On Jan 12, 2010, at 4:35 AM, florian beutler wrote:
> Hi everyone
> I run an update of ubuntu 9.10 on my laptop and now my mpi programs do not
> work anymore... The error is
>
> [florian-laptop:02935] [[
It would be very strange for nanosleep to cause a problem for Open MPI -- it
shouldn't interfere with any of Open MPI's mechanisms. Double check that your
my_barrier() function is actually working properly -- removing the nanosleep()
shouldn't affect the correctness of your barrier.
If you'v
I am having trouble with trace-enabled comilation of CG.W.8 benchmark
included in NAS Parallel Benchmark. As the makefile is dependent to other
files in the common directory, so obviously independent compiling of the
cg.f wouldn't work:
mpif77 -o cg_log cg.f -llmpe -lmpe
This is the makefile given
Jeff Squyres wrote:
It would be very strange for nanosleep to cause a problem for Open MPI -- it
shouldn't interfere with any of Open MPI's mechanisms. Double check that your
my_barrier() function is actually working properly -- removing the nanosleep()
shouldn't affect the correctness of yo
To compile fortran application with MPE, you need Fortran to C wrapper
library, e.g. libmpe_f2cmpi.a or the one that comes with OpenMPI. Your
link command should contain at least the following
mpif77 -o cg_log cg.f -lmpe_f2cmpi -llmpe -lmpe.
To simplify the process, the recommended way to enabl
Without progress threads, you can only recv messages when you call a function
in the OMPI library - e.g., when you send something. In addition, you only recv
-one- message for each time you call into the library.
With progress threads, you recv messages when they arrive, even if you aren't
in t
I am unable to use PVFS2 with OpenMPI in a simple test program. My
configuration is given below. I'm running on RHEL5 with GigE (probably not
important).
OpenMPI 1.4 (had same issue with 1.3.3) is configured with
./configure --prefix=/work/rd/evan/archives/openmpi/openmpi/1.4/enable_pvfs \
--enab
The OpenMPI build problem I'm having occurs in both OpenMPI 1.4 and 1.3.4.I am on a Windows 7 (US) Enterprise (x86) OS on an HP system with Intel core 2 extreme x9000 (4GB RAM), using the 2005 Visual Studio for S/W Architects (release 8.0.50727.867). [That release has everything the platform SDK wo
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