I notice that shell$ hwloc-bind
(i.e., invoking hwloc-bind with no arguments) returns an exit status of 0. Shouldn't it return non-zero? I'd think it was an error if you didn't give hwloc-bind anything to do. For example, we wouldn't want a script with something like this: hwloc-bind $actions_to_do to return 0 if $actions_to_do was mistakenly empty. Right? -- Jeff Squyres jsquy...@cisco.com
