Note that this will affect all hosting on www.open-mpi.org, to include
the mercurial hosting.
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From: DongInn Kim
Date: August 18, 2008 5:00:20 PM EDT
To: all-osl-us...@osl.iu.edu
Subject: [all-osl-users] Short outage of NFS server
Hi,
There will be a short downtime
I'm afraid it is still under development, though hopefully we'll have
some prelim stuff available in another month or so. We'll send a note
to the devel list when we have something (though it will likely be
rough for now).
On Aug 18, 2008, at 9:37 AM, Bogdan Costescu wrote:
On Mon, 18 A
On Mon, 18 Aug 2008, Ralph Castain wrote:
For other purposes, some of us have been looking at a "profiling"
tool that would be run on a cluster and output a "recommended" mca
param file to optimize OMPI's behavior for that environment.
Is there such a tool already available ? I'd be very much
We don't really need a finer grain knowledge about the processor at
compile time.
There are some other open-source projects which have already done
something very similar if not identical; one of them is the media
player mplayer (http://www.mplayerhq.hu/). Why not using these as
starting po
For other purposes, some of us have been looking at a "profiling" tool
that would be run on a cluster and output a "recommended" mca param
file to optimize OMPI's behavior for that environment. The idea was
that a sys admin would launch this once across the cluster so we could
do things lik
We don't really need a finer grain knowledge about the processor at
compile time. The only thing we should detect is if a bit of code can
or cannot be compiled. We can deal with the processor characteristics
at runtime. I imagine that most of today processors have the
capability of exportin
