If OpenHPC folks want to cultivate such a repo I think that would be great.
If such a repo existed then I think we should work with them on making sure
that it integrates nicely into MTT so we can add it to the nightly
regressions. Getting a release of MTT is something I would like to see
happen s
Assume that we are able to “package” MTT so it can be upstreamed to the OpenHPC
folks (as they have requested). It then becomes a little more “salable” as a
generalized testing tool, which means that the tests in our repo could be used
by others without having to deal with the MTT-specific harne
I think talking to the MPICH folks about creating a common test pool might
be useful. More useful would be to get the MPI Forum to 'bless' it and take
input from all of the MPI venders. Maybe you all can talk about that in a
sidebar at the MPI Forum - depending on what we figure out here.
The MPIC
I was initially for this idea, but now I find myself conflicted.
Specifically: what's the value in yet another MPI test suite?
Sure, we've got a bunch of tests that no one else has (i.e., the things we've
home-grown over the years). Some are great tests. Some will need to be cleaned
up and ge
Hi Josh,
On 19/05/16 13:54, Josh Hursey wrote:
> Let me know what you think. Certainly everything here is open for
> discussion, and we will likely need to refine aspects as we go.
I think having an open test suite in conjunction with the current
private one is a great way to go, I think it send
WHAT: Create a public test repo (ompi-tests-public) to collect
WHY: ompi-tests is private, and difficult/impossible to open up. There is a
demand for a public collection of unit tests. This repo would allow us to
cultivate such a collection of unit tests.
WHERE: open-mpi GitHub project
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