On the telconf today we discussed names and decided on:
ORCA: Open MPI Runtime Collaborative Abstraction
I will commit this to the trunk this evening. It is a -BIG- commit to
the OMPI and ORTE layers so I am going to need some quiet time to help
make sure things go smoothly. I would like to star
I like the {O} = {Open MPI}.
I don't mind the ORTA/ORTI versions. The only problem that might
arrise there is when we talk about the layering they sound very
similar to ORTE so it might be difficult to articulate.
-- Josh
On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 10:14 AM, Ralph Castain wrote:
>
> On Jun 26, 201
On Jun 26, 2012, at 8:10 AM, Jeff Squyres wrote:
> On Jun 26, 2012, at 9:28 AM, Josh Hursey wrote:
>
>> - ORCA: Open Runtime Collaborative Abstraction
>> - OCRA: Open Collaborative Runtime Abstraction
>> - OREI: Open Runtime Environment Interface
>> - ORSL: Open Runtime Services Layer
>> - ORRA:
On Jun 26, 2012, at 9:28 AM, Josh Hursey wrote:
> - ORCA: Open Runtime Collaborative Abstraction
> - OCRA: Open Collaborative Runtime Abstraction
> - OREI: Open Runtime Environment Interface
> - ORSL: Open Runtime Services Layer
> - ORRA: Open Runtime Resource Abstraction
> - ORTA: Open Runtime AP
ORTE -> ORTI : Open Runtime Interface
-> ORTA : Open Runtime API
george.
On Jun 26, 2012, at 15:28 , Josh Hursey wrote:
> The final thing to do for the Pineapple project is to give it a real
> name. This is an easy sed script to patch the project, but finding a
> name is somewhat challen
The final thing to do for the Pineapple project is to give it a real
name. This is an easy sed script to patch the project, but finding a
name is somewhat challenging.
The base parameters for the name are:
- it has to start with an 'O' word
- acronym must be 4 letters (O???)
- acronym must be p
Just a reminder that this change is headed for the trunk tomorrow
afternoon/evening. We will discuss it on the teleconf, but if you have
cycles to test please do so.
Thanks,
Josh
On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 1:45 PM, Josh Hursey wrote:
> In response to some early feedback, I fixed the following in th
In response to some early feedback, I fixed the following in the
branch and updated the wiki:
* Fixed 'make distcheck' (missing a file)
* Cleanup some warnings from autogen and configure for -no-orte builds
* Added an ./autogen.pl -no-pineapple option (give you just the
ORTE/OPAl stack) - see wi
The pineapple branch is ready for testing. It was last sync'ed to the
trunk at r26620. I'll try to update that later today, and keep current
with the trunk moving forward.
I created a wiki page to discuss some of the build options, for those
interested. At the bottom of the page are some remaining
That sounds good.
The approach for this project can be seen as multi-phased.
Phase 0: Baseline
- Baseline implementation of just the interfaces that OMPI uses.
- This is what I want to commit to the trunk next week.
Phases 1-N: Interface enhancements
- There are a number of suggested enhancem
No disagreement over the approach - having the interface only cover OMPI as it
sits is fine. As I said at the meeting, those of us using ORTE for other
purposes have no real reason to need "pineapple" and can just work directly
with the ORTE interfaces (GP will commit to this route). Based on th
On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 10:32 AM, Ralph Castain wrote:
> Hi Josh
>
> I had a chance to review your code this morning, and generally find it is
> okay with me. I see a couple of things that appear to limit it, though they
> may be intentional:
In this pass of the pineapple interface I included o
Hi Josh
I had a chance to review your code this morning, and generally find it is okay
with me. I see a couple of things that appear to limit it, though they may be
intentional:
1. the call to pineapple_init really needs a third flag to define the process
type. Locking the underlying orte_init
What: A Runtime Interposition Project - Codename Pineapple
Why: Define clear API and semantics for runtime requirements of the OMPI layer.
When:
- F June 22, 2012 - Work completed
- T June 26, 2012 - Discuss on teleconf
- R June 28, 2012 - Commit to trunk
Where: Trunk (development BitBucket b
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