No, it's because the CM PML was never designed to be used in a
heterogeneous environment :). While the MX BTL does support
heterogeneous operations (at one point, I believe I even had it
working), none of the MTLs have ever been tested in heterogeneous
environments and it's known the datat
George / Patrick / Rich / Christian --
Any idea why that's there? Is that because portals, MX, and PSM all
require homogeneous environments?
On Oct 18, 2007, at 3:59 PM, Sajjad Tabib wrote:
Hi,
I am tried to run an MPI program in a heterogeneous environment
using the pml cm component.
WHAT: Add a "connect" field to the openib BTL INI file to specify
which connect pseudo-component(s) (CPCs) can be used for wireup of a
given device.
WHY: 2 new CPCs are being written (by different parties); certain
devices can only use certain CPCs.
WHERE: Mainly in btl_openib_ini.*, but
On Tue, 23 Oct 2007, Brian Barrett wrote:
--without-memory-manager --enable-mca-static=btl-mx,mtl-mx
From what I understand from the FAQ, the above --enable-mca-static
option would include statically linked MX support in libmpi. But I was
building all support in (--enable-static --disable-
