You can always start from scratch using the template in the btl directory ...

  george.

On Oct 11, 2007, at 6:46 AM, Aurelien Bouteiller wrote:

The elegant way is to go the way you are going. Basically you need to
provide open and close to  the mca framework, init and finalize to
the btl framework and populate all the functions defined in btl.h and
btl/base/base.h. Copying an already existing btl is the best way not
to forget anybody in that process. You also need to change names in
makefile.am. The autogen.sh will do all the smart things and
recognize and configure your new component. This is that simple :]

Aurelien
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Le 11 oct. 07 à 10:39, Torje Henriksen a écrit :

Hi,

I would like to make my own btl component for shared memory, and
use that
instead of the sm component.

First off I would just copy the current sm component, give it
another name
and see if I can get that to load instead.

Is there an elegant way of adding components, any documentation on
this?

I've tried to grep for mca_btl_sm etc, but the number of files
returned is
daunting. Do I have to make changes all around ompi, or is there
something
I'm missing? Some automagical goodness, maybe? ;)


Tanks,

-Torje
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