Hello !
I had some problems .
My environment
BLCR= 0.8.4 , openMPI= 1.5.5 , OS= ubuntu 11.04
I have 2 Node : cuda05(Master ,it have NFS file system) , cuda07(slave
,mount Master)
I had also set ~/.openmpi/mca-params.conf->
crs_base_snapshot_dir=/root/kidd_openMPI/Tmp
Hello !
I had some problems .
My environment
BLCR= 0.8.4 , openMPI= 1.5.5 , OS= ubuntu 11.04
I have 2 Node : cuda05(Master ,it have NFS file system) , cuda07(slave
,mount Master)
I had also set ~/.openmpi/mca-params.conf->
crs_base_snapshot_dir=/root/kidd_openMPI/Tmp
After we had OpenMPI 1.54 working, we moved to OpenMPI 1.55 without incident.
However, neither 1.54 nor 1.55 would link any reference to comm_world
from C or C++ until we defined the following three compile defines
After we had OpenMPI 1.54 working, we moved to OpenMPI 1.55 without incident.
However, neither 1.54 nor 1.55 would link any reference to comm_world
generated
from C or C++ until we defined the following three compiler defines
1. OMPI_IMPORTS
2. OPAL_IMPORTS
3. ORTE_IMPORTS
(drill down t
Hi Greg,
Glad to hear that it works for you.
And yes, these definitions are necessary for compiling any MPI
application on Windows.
Regards,
Shiqing
On 2012-04-09 6:12 PM, Greg Blair wrote:
After we had OpenMPI 1.54 working, we moved to OpenMPI 1.55 without incident.
However, neither 1.54
Hi Edgar, sorry about the late response. I've been travelling without
Internet access.
Well, I took the code Rodrigo provided and modified the client to make the
dup after the creation of the new inter communicator, without 1 process.
That is, I just replaced the lines 54-55 in the *removeRank* me
Edgar,
I forgot to answer your previous question. I used MPI 1.5.4 and the C++ API.
Thatyene Ramos
On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 8:00 PM, Thatyene Louise Alves de Souza Ramos <
thaty...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Edgar, sorry about the late response. I've been travelling without
> Internet access.
>
> Wel
Am 06.04.2012 um 12:17 schrieb Eloi Gaudry:
> > - Can you please post while it's running the relevant lines from:
> > ps -e f --cols=500
> > (f w/o -) from both machines.
> > It's allocated between the nodes more like in a round-robin fashion.
> > [eg: ] I'll try to do this tomorrow, as soon as so
