Hi,
The heterogeneous support hasn't been tested on Windows, and it might
have problems if you enable it. But if you disable it for Windows, it
should work.
And for the linking problem you got with CMake 2.8, I have already filed
a ticket to fix it, see: https://svn.open-mpi.org/trac/ompi/ticket/2169
. So to get rid of it, you could either use CMake 2.6 series or use Open
MPI trunk.
Thanks,
Shiqing
T. Farago wrote:
Information: Windows XP SP3 x86, MSVC 2008 Professional, openmpi 1.4.1
There is a compile error if I enable heterogeneous support, see error
message below. The relevant line is:
payload= (void*)malloc(buflen);
ompi/mca/osc/rdma/osc_rdma_data_move.c(1059): error C2440: '=': cannot
convert from 'void *' to 'void **'
gcc doesn't complain, I've changed void* to void** which seems to
"fix" the problem
Also when generating the MSVC2008 project files through CMake (2.8.0)
there are linker errors for all the project files. libopen-pal.lib and
libopen-rte.lib aren't linked in with the other projects. I couldn't
fnd anything in CMake to fix this, so I manually edited each project
file to change LinkLibraryDependencies to TRUE which for some reason
is set to FALSE by CMake. The relevant option in Visual Studio is in
Configuration Properties > Linker > General > Link Library
Dependencies. I am not familiar with CMake so unfortunately I can't
offer a proper solution.
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