Gabriele Fatigati, le Sat 03 Sep 2011 16:09:11 +0200, a écrit :
> What about hwloc_topology check()?
>
> What types of check does?
Mostly that the hwloc library itself didn't do anything wrong.
Samuel
What about hwloc_topology check()?
What types of check does?
2011/9/3 Brice Goglin
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> There's no way to implement this check safely (being non NULL doesn't mean
> it was properly initialized by the user, it could still point to random
> memory that would cause a
There's no way to implement this check safely (being non NULL doesn't mean it
was properly initialized by the user, it could still point to random memory
that would cause a segfault when checking).
If you really need something like this, put an integer value on the side of the
topology
Hi Brice,
but it works only if the user assing NULL to topology.
hwloc_topology_init() does not check the argument passed ? There are no ways
to check if topology is initialized or not?
Thanks.
2011/9/3 Brice Goglin
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> Assign NULL to the topology when declaring the
I have already implemented test/sleep code but the main problem is with the
broadcasts that send out the SIMD instructions, because these are blocking and
when the system is idle, its these guys who consume the CPU while waiting for
work.
Implementing
echo "1"
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Hi Folks,
I have a run on 256 PEs onot a lustre file system with the following code:
[snip]
integer :: mype,npe,pe_min,pe_max,pe_prev,pe_next,mpi_my_real, &
comm=mpi_comm_world,status(mpi_status_size),error, &
mpi_realsize, thefile
integer (kind=MPI_OFFSET_KIND)