> I suspect this would be one binary for each permutation of the optimization
> settings used times the number of top-level entry points. Right? That
> number is
> much larger than the number of /tmp directories I need just to automatically
> compile before running.
>
No, use cl-launch/dispatch
>
>> For example,what if different hosts want to run the same source code but
>> with different optimization settings?
>> This is a real possibility, as some of my processes are running with
>> profiling (debug 3) and collecting profiling results,
>> and others are running super optimized (speed 3
>: Jim Newton
> One difficulty about your build-then-deliver suggestion is that my local
> machine is running mac-os, and the cluster is
> running linux. I don’t think I can build linux executables on my mac.
>
Your build does not have to be "local": pick one random Linux machine,
have it do the
Hi Faré,
Thanks for taking the time to understand my comments. I’ve tried to respond to
some
of your questions below. Sorry if my original post wasn’t explicit enough to
give enough
explanation for what I’m trying to do.
If I run several sbcl processes on different nodes in my compute
Sorry for the late response.
What you have seems like it will work, but couldn't you just as easily
use the ASDF output translations configuration facility that is
described here:
https://common-lisp.net/project/asdf/asdf/Controlling-where-ASDF-saves-compiled-files.html#Controlling-where-ASDF-
On 23 Jan 2018, at 5:47, Pascal Bourguignon wrote:
> On 23 Jan 2018, at 12:00, Jim Newton wrote:
If I run several sbcl processes on different nodes in my compute
cluster, it might happen that two different runs notice the same file
needs to be recompiled (via asdf),
and they might try to co
(Sorry for delayed response)
>>>: Jim Newton
>>> If I run several sbcl processes on different nodes in my compute cluster,
>>> it might happen that
>>> two different runs notice the same file needs to be recompiled (via asdf),
>>> and they might try to compile it at the same time. What is the be
Apparently, this approach seems to work. I’m not sure if it is the best
approach.
Here is what my code looks like. It creates a directory in /tmp/ and
asdf:load-system
seems to compile the .fasl files into there.
(require :asdf)
(require :sb-posix)
(let ((home (directory-namestring (user-h
> On 23 Jan 2018, at 12:00, Jim Newton wrote:
>
> If I run several sbcl processes on different nodes in my compute cluster, it
> might happen that two different runs notice the same file needs to be
> recompiled (via asdf),
> and they might try to compile it at the same time. What is the bes
If I run several sbcl processes on different nodes in my compute cluster, it
might happen that two different runs notice the same file needs to be
recompiled (via asdf),
and they might try to compile it at the same time. What is the best way to
prevent this?
I see in the asdf documentation tha
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