Hello all
(Newbie warning! Sorry :-( )
Let's say my cluster has 7 nodes, connected via IP-over-Ethernet for
control traffic and some kind of raw verbs (or anything else such as SRIO)
interface for data transfer. Let's say my host file chooses 4 out of the 7
nodes for an MPI job, based on the IP
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, things are never as simple as
they look. The original code was wrong for weeks/months. This unlock is on
an execution path that would require an MPI_Cancel happening in exactly the
same time as the PML completes the same receive request, or in other words
a
In the same spirit as Ralph intended, I want to suggest that code changes
be *run* before pushing to master.
If necessary, add temporary debugging output to help determine that your
changes are reached in testing.
This can save one the public embarrassment of having a thread like one this
dedicated
Apologies - didn’t mean to make it sound that way. Just wanted to inform a new
person on the recommended procedures in case they were unaware of them.
> On Apr 7, 2016, at 11:07 AM, George Bosilca wrote:
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> Let's not blown this out of proportion, it was nothing more than a typo
> pinpointed
Let's not blown this out of proportion, it was nothing more than a typo
pinpointed and fixed in a matter of seconds.
George.
On Thu, Apr 7, 2016 at 1:58 PM, Ralph Castain wrote:
> Just as a suggestion: please express such changes in the form of a Pull
> Request instead of a direct commit to
Just as a suggestion: please express such changes in the form of a Pull Request
instead of a direct commit to avoid getting such mistakes into the code base.
I’m not advocating it for truly trivial stuff - but changing the thread_unlock
to an OB1 call probably should be given a chance for commen
Hah, just caught that as well. Commented on the commit on
github. Definitely looks wrong.
-Nathan
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