John, I don't think such a tool exists, or at least not at the extent you expect. I know two testing application that might qualify (at a lesser extent) to what you're looking for:
1. the IMB test suite. 2. The MPI_test_suite developed at HLRS for PACX-MPI and then for Open MPI. I couldn't find the sources on the web, but if you have access to the Open MPI testing suite you can find it in the directory mpi_test_suite. George. On Aug 13, 2013, at 11:00 , John Bray <jb...@allinea.com> wrote: > Hi All > > I'm the QA Manager at Allinea, a small company that produces the DDT > Parallel Debugger and MAP Parallel Profiler, and we spend a lot of > time manipulating MPI environments to get our debugging and profiling > to work. In particular for the MAP profiler, which is a sampling one, > we want to record time spent in MPI calls and metrics like bytes > send/received. Just observing the stack trace proved unsatisfactory, > so we now have a wrapper library for MPI routines that disables > sampling during MPI calls and collects timing information and metrics > manually. > > We want to ensure we've wrapped all key routines (ones that involve > significant communication and time) and test that our sampling > technique is robust. > > I did have preliminary discussions with Jeff Squyres in the spring > about using MTT for testing DDT/MAP, and we may still want to go down > that route, but I suspect its rather overkill for what I want at the > moment, which is to run MAP against a simple test code that calls all > known MPI functions for a few seconds each, and see how our wrappers > cope. > > Does anyone know of a simple test code that exercises all the routines > in the MPI 1 and 2 standards that I could use? > > Thanks > > John > _______________________________________________ > mtt-users mailing list > mtt-us...@open-mpi.org > http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/mtt-users
