I have not personally tried, but I am pretty sure that you can install the
autotools under VxWorks - have you tried to download the latest autotool
tarballs and build them?
On Apr 15, 2010, at 9:30 PM, 张晶 wrote:
> Hello everyone ,
>
> For the purpose to migrate the OpenMPI to VxWorks ,I have
Hello everyone ,
For the purpose to migrate the OpenMPI to VxWorks ,I have set up a VxWorks
development environment with WorkBench 3.0. It is really a good news that
the WorkBench supports gnu building tools, bash and some frequently used
command like sed ,awd and so on but not the Autotools (A
Read the other "no" votes, and I can understand the points made. I noted that
neither respondent offered to maintain this feature, but indicated that it had
some value.
There really isn't any need to make a decision about this because it will take
care of itself. Since no-one is maintaining it
Jeff Squyres wrote:
WHAT: Deprecate the "rankfile" component in the v1.5 series; remove it in the
1.7 series
WHY: It's old, creaky, and difficult to maintain. It'll require maintenance
someday soon, when we support hardware / hyperthreads in OMPI.
WHERE: svn rm orte/mca/rmaps/rank_file
WHE
Jeff,
If I can't have that type of fine level control, it means that any new
development we do will have to replicate this functionality. While most users
don't need this sort of capabilities, it is essential for experimenting with
some algorithmic ideas as new code is being developed. We ac
WHAT: Deprecate the "rankfile" component in the v1.5 series; remove it in the
1.7 series
WHY: It's old, creaky, and difficult to maintain. It'll require maintenance
someday soon, when we support hardware / hyperthreads in OMPI.
WHERE: svn rm orte/mca/rmaps/rank_file
WHEN: Deprecate in 1.5, re
George or Brian:
Last week I submitted an RFC for making some changes in the BML layer.
However, with further thought, I am thinking of another way to solve my
issue. The main idea is that I want to eliminate the use of the cached
pointer to the mca_bml_base_btl_t in the descriptor because in