As an FYI on this RFC, the implementation of the new MPI-2.2 topology
functions is taking a little longer than expected.
Especially with the Forum meeting later this week and SC09 next week,
it may be a little time before I completely finish it and commit it
back to the trunk (I mention thi
Hi,
I was porting a 3rd party btl module that was originally written for
openmpi 1.0.x to the current release.
Now, even after some googling, I am a little confused about
ompi_convertor and opal_convertor.
The OLD code includes opal/datatype/convertor.h and calls several
functions starting
Christian,
I'm puzzled by your questions as I don't remember that at any past
moment in the lifetime of Open MPI the convertor or datatype was in
OPAL. So I don't see how your "OLD" code could have included "opal/
datatype/convertor.h". This only ended in the 1.3 series starting from
1.3.4
On Nov 9, 2009, at 10:56 AM, George Bosilca wrote:
To your last question the short answer is: the obsolete one is the
ompi_convertor. About two months ago, most of the datatype was moved
from the OMPI layer into the OPAL one. When I say most this means
everything not MPI specific was moved in OP
On Nov 9, 2009, at 17:06 , Jeff Squyres wrote:
To be clear about this: if you're using the convertor from the MPI
layer, you should probably be using ompi_convertor. ompi_convertor
wasn't fully deprecated -- as George mentioned, a bunch of it just
moved down to OPAL.
There is nothing su
Doh! My bad -- I thought there was still an ompi_convertor_t...
/me slinks off into the darkness
On Nov 9, 2009, at 11:20 AM, George Bosilca wrote:
On Nov 9, 2009, at 17:06 , Jeff Squyres wrote:
> To be clear about this: if you're using the convertor from the MPI
> layer, you should probab
