Hi Neal
Try to use the exact location of meep-mpi
e.g.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/meep/pec-reflector$ mpirun -np 2 *bin/*meep-mpi
pec-reflector-50.ctl
you can find the exact location with this command:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/meep/pec-reflector$ which meep-mpi
bye,
Lieven
neal skinner schreef:
Folks,
I have been experimenting with MEEP for several months now and cannot
get meep-mpi to work. I am running a quad core Pentium (Q6600) system
and think I have downloaded all the right files. When I try to run
meep-mpi for two processors this is what I get:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/meep/pec-reflector$ mpirun -np 2 meep-mpi
pec-reflector-50.ctl
Warning: Command line arguments for program should be given
after the program name. Assuming that pec-reflector-50.ctl is a
command line argument for the program.
Missing: program name
Program meep-mpi either does not exist, is not
executable, or is an erroneous argument to mpirun.
I think this error message is saying that meep-mpi is not present, but
I can run meep-mpi
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/meep/pec-reflector$ meep-mpi pec-reflector-50.ctl
Using MPI version 1.2, 1 processes
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and everything works like normal meep.
Obviously I'm missing something somewhere. I am new to Linux and
parallel processing, so any help to get me pointed in the right
direction would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Neal
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