Yo David
What system are you running this on? RoadRunner? If so, I can take a look at
"fixing" it for you tomorrow (Thurs).
Ralph
On 3/21/07 10:17 AM, "David Daniel" wrote:
> I'm experimenting with heterogeneous applications (x86_64 <-->
> ppc64), where the systems share the file system where
Thanks Jeff. Mostly just checking i was not missing something.
I am doing some checking with local state for the moment. Will put #1 in
the list of "like to haves" for the time being.
-DON
Jeff Squyres wrote On 03/21/07 13:10,:
On Mar 21, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Donald Kerr wrote:
Case: A btl
On Mar 21, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Donald Kerr wrote:
Case: A btl parameter is given a default setting and at some later
point is potentially adjusted depending on the number of peers.
Now if the MPI user sets this same parameter I don't won't to
overright what they have set, or at least I woul
I'm experimenting with heterogeneous applications (x86_64 <-->
ppc64), where the systems share the file system where Open MPI is
installed.
What I would like to be able to do is something like this:
mpirun --np 1 --host host-x86_64 --prefix /opt/ompi/x86_64
a.out.x86_64 : --np 1 --host
Case: A btl parameter is given a default setting and at some later point
is potentially adjusted depending on the number of peers. Now if the
MPI user sets this same parameter I don't won't to overright what they
have set, or at least I would like to warn them before doing so.
-DON
Jeff Squy
On Mar 21, 2007, at 10:07 AM, Donald Kerr wrote:
Is there anyway to determine if a mca parameter has been set by the
user?
How about if it is the same as the default value?
For example, if I am down in a BTL and call mca_base_param_reg_int
(), is
there anyway to know if the parameter has be
Hello,
Is there anyway to determine if a mca parameter has been set by the user?
How about if it is the same as the default value?
For example, if I am down in a BTL and call mca_base_param_reg_int(), is
there anyway to know if the parameter has been set by the user?
Cheers,
-DON
