dmtcp is in the trunk; it didn't make it to v1.7.
On May 21, 2013, at 4:34 PM, Orion Poplawski
wrote:
> What the status of dmtcp support in opemmpi? Is this still under
> development? I see some configure checks in 1.7 but they don't really seem
> to do anything.
>
>
You should probably post your question over on the devel list; this list is
more for user-level questions about using Open MPI.
On May 21, 2013, at 6:12 PM, jhonatan alves
wrote:
> Sorry, we wanted to say We are trying port Open MPI
> Initially we tried to port
Sorry, we wanted to say We are trying port Open MPI
Initially we tried to port MPICH but the OS developer suggested that we
port Open MPI because there is an old port of MPICH.
Thanks.
2013/5/21 jhonatan alves
>
> Hello,
> We are trying port MPICH to a new
Hello,
We are trying port MPICH to a new operating system, called EPOS, but our
main problem at the moment is that this operating system is not POSIX
compatible.
Our question is there some way to know what are the OS dependencies of Open
MPI?
Is there a porting manual of Open MPI?
Is there a
What the status of dmtcp support in opemmpi? Is this still under development?
I see some configure checks in 1.7 but they don't really seem to do anything.
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Hello:
A colleague and I are running an atmospheric ensemble data assimilation
system using MPIIO. We find that if for an individual
MPI_FILE_READ_AT_ALL the block of data read exceeds 2**31 elements, the
program fails. Our application is 32 bit fortran (Intel), so we
certainly can see why this
We actually talked about this some more on our weekly teleconf today. It seems
like your compiler is being incorrect here: there is an explicit cast in the
code from an int to a bool; it's a way for the developer to tell the compiler
"I know what I'm doing".
The compiler is does not seem to
Committed in https://svn.open-mpi.org/trac/ompi/changeset/28544; thanks.
On May 20, 2013, at 9:00 PM, Alan Sayre
wrote:
> To quiet VS compile time warnings can the following (very) minor change be
> made:
>
> c:\program files
>