I've ran into an issue compiling openib's Dynamic SL support on a RH
6.2 based system with the Oracle Studio compilers.
Turns out if I compile btl_openib_connect_sl.c with the Oracle Studio
compilers with the "-g" option the compiler compiles some static inline
functions in ib_types.h standal
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
Nevermind the below post. I was wrong about opensm-devel not existing
on OL6.2. However I still have the issue of dependency on libosmcomp.so
that I would like to put into ompi_check_openib.m4. Anyone against me
putting a dependency on libosmcomp.so for btl_openib_connect_sl.o ?
--td
On 6/
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
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
Hi Nathan:
I downloaded and tried it out. There were a few issues that I had to work
through, but finally got things working.
Can you apply this patch to your changes prior to checking things in?
I also would suggest configuring with --enable-picky as there are something
like 10 warnings genera
Rolf, I updated my bitbucket base on your and George's comments. Let me know if
you find any more problems.
-Nathan
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 10:18:20AM -0700, Rolf vandeVaart wrote:
> Hi Nathan:
> I downloaded and tried it out. There were a few issues that I had to work
> through, but finally g
