Sure, we can do this. Open MPI's support of various run-time systems is based
on a series of plugins to our run-time later (the Open MPI Run-Time
Environment, frequently abbreviated ORTE).
You can find details about creating new plugins (aka "components", in Open MPI
parlance) on this wiki p
I just upgraded mercurial on my dev cluster to 1.7.x and found a pleasant
surprise when I ran an "update" procedure on one of my SVN+HG trees. My update
procedure basically goes like this:
-
hg up
svn up
./contrib/hg/build-hgignore.pl
hg addremove
hg ci -m "Up to SVN r"
-
When I ran "s
Going on the Redhat thread regarding this issue
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=679489), one can find the
following comment
> Jakub Jelinek 2011-02-22 19:53:22 EST
> Could be "+m" (ret) too, but I think the "=m" + "m" variant should cover even
> prehistoric buggy gccs while "+m" mig
