Why do you need to compile Torque as 64 bit? Since Torque does not
directly affect the execution of parallel code, it doesn't
necessarily make sense to compile it as 64 bit. Plus, the observation
you made of backwards compatibility with 32 bit machines is very valid.
On Jan 9, 2008, at 10:34 AM, Thomas H Dr Pierce wrote:
Dear Torque/Maui Users,
I searched the archives and I cannot find the correct documentation
for upgrading to 64 bits.
Torque 2.1.10 compiled fine and generated torque-package-clients-
linux-x86_64.sh, torque-package-devel-linux-x86_64.sh torque-
package-doc-linux-x86_64.sh torque-package-mom-linux-x86_64.sh
torque-package-server-linux-x86_64.sh
But I cannot find in the archives how to compile maui-3.2.6p19 in
64 bits. It seems to default to 32 bits and then it won't link up
with Torque 64bit mom servers.
So should I recompile Torque as 32 bits? This is probably the
simplest approach and I can link to the older 32bit systems that
still exist (and are hard to kill off) but what flag is needed for
configure to make Torque compile 32 bits in the Makefile?
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Sincerely,
Tom Pierce
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