Sorry for the delay.
My C++ is a bit rusty, but this does not seem correct to me.
You're making the datatypes relative to an arbitrary address (&lPtrBase) in a
static method on each class. You really need the datatypes to be relative to
each instance's *this* pointer.
Doing so allows MPI to read/write the data relative to the specific instance of
the objects that you're trying to send/receive.
Make sense?
On Apr 23, 2013, at 5:01 PM, Eric Chamberland
<eric.chamberl...@giref.ulaval.ca> wrote:
> another information: I just tested the example with Intel MPI 4.0.1.007 and
> it works correctly...
>
> So the problem seems to be only with OpenMPI... which is the default
> distribution we use... :-/
>
> Is my example code too long?
>
> Eric
>
> Le 2013-04-23 09:55, Eric Chamberland a écrit :
>> Sorry,
>>
>> here is the attachment...
>>
>> Eric
>>
>> On 04/23/2013 09:54 AM, Eric Chamberland wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have sent a previous message showing something that I think is a bug
>>> (or maybe a misuse, but...).
>>>
>>> I worked on the example sent to have it simplified: now it is almost
>>> half of the lines of code and the structures are more simple... but
>>> still showing the wrong behaviour.
>>>
>>> Briefly, we construct different MPI_datatype and nests them into a final
>>> type which is a:
>>> {MPI_LONG,{{MPI_LONG,MPI_CHAR}*2}
>>>
>>> Here is the output from OpenMPI 1.6.3:
>>>
>>> Rank 0 send this:
>>> i: 0 => {{0},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 1 => {{1},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 2 => {{2},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 3 => {{3},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 4 => {{4},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 5 => {{5},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> MPI_Recv returned success and everything in MPI_Status is correct after
>>> receive.
>>> Rank 1 received this:
>>> i: 0 => {{0},{{3,%},{-999,$}}} *** ERROR ****
>>> i: 1 => {{1},{{3,%},{-999,$}}} *** ERROR ****
>>> i: 2 => {{2},{{3,%},{-999,$}}} *** ERROR ****
>>> i: 3 => {{3},{{3,%},{-999,$}}} *** ERROR ****
>>> i: 4 => {{4},{{3,%},{-999,$}}} *** ERROR ****
>>> i: 5 => {{5},{{3,%},{-999,$}}} *** ERROR ****
>>>
>>> Here is the expected output, obtained with mpich-3.0.3:
>>>
>>> Rank 0 send this:
>>> i: 0 => {{0},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 1 => {{1},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 2 => {{2},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 3 => {{3},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 4 => {{4},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> i: 5 => {{5},{{3,%},{7,5}}}
>>> MPI_Recv returned success and everything in MPI_Status is correct after
>>> receive.
>>> Rank 1 received this:
>>> i: 0 => {{0},{{3,%},{7,5}}} OK
>>> i: 1 => {{1},{{3,%},{7,5}}} OK
>>> i: 2 => {{2},{{3,%},{7,5}}} OK
>>> i: 3 => {{3},{{3,%},{7,5}}} OK
>>> i: 4 => {{4},{{3,%},{7,5}}} OK
>>> i: 5 => {{5},{{3,%},{7,5}}} OK
>>>
>>> Is it related to the bug reported here:
>>> http://www.open-mpi.org/community/lists/devel/2013/04/12267.php ?
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Eric
>>>
>>>
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