Hi -

On 4/5/17, 4:20 AM, "Tomsy Paul" <[email protected]> wrote:

>I am trying the execution of hello6-taskpar-dist.chpl in a LAN.
>
>I have set the necessary env. variables. My question is
>
>1. should I manually copy the 'real' binary to the remote system (using
>scp or so)? because a "file not found " is seen
>
>I did the same but it still results in some missing .so files.

You don't normally need to manually copy binaries around.


>2.  Should I have the same directory structure in the remote machine ?

I believe the launcher assumes that the directory you launch
from exists on the remote machines and that the same files
are available (such as a.out, a.out_real, for example).

Normally compute clusters are configured to be homogeneous
as much as possible. Are you trying to run on some machines
where that is not the case?

Are you using amudprun ? There are batch scheduling systems
that know how to copy programs, input, and output to/from
compute machines. Do you already have one of those running?
Is it one that Chapel has a launcher for?

Cheers,

-michael

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