Without progress threads, you can only recv messages when you call a function
in the OMPI library - e.g., when you send something. In addition, you only recv
-one- message for each time you call into the library.
With progress threads, you recv messages when they arrive, even if you aren't
in t
Hi,
What are the advantages with progress-threads feature?
Thanks,
Sangamesh
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 10:13 PM, Ralph Castain wrote:
> Yeah, the system doesn't currently support enable-progress-threads. It is a
> two-fold problem: ORTE won't work that way, and some parts of the MPI layer
> w
Yeah, the system doesn't currently support enable-progress-threads. It is a
two-fold problem: ORTE won't work that way, and some parts of the MPI layer
won't either.
I am currently working on fixing ORTE so it will work with progress threads
enabled. I believe (but can't confirm) that the TCP B
Hi, guys.
My application got stuck when I run an application with Open MPI 1.4
with progress thead enabled.
The OpenMPI is configured and compiled with the following options.
./configure --with-openib=/usr --enable-trace --enable-debug
--enable-peruse --enable-progress-threads
Then I started the
