At one point, a long time ago (before anyone started working on the
native windows port), I had unpatched OMPI tarballs building on
Cygwin, using Cygwin's gcc. Which I believe is all Greg and Beth
want to do for now. But I believe that the recent code to support
Windows natively has cause
It would be of great help for the Eclipse Parallel Tools Platform if
this was working. We get lots of requests for PTP on Windows, but
lack of OMPI support has prevented this to date.
Regards,
Greg
On Nov 18, 2006, at 12:39 PM, George Bosilca wrote:
I'm impressed that it work with cygwin
I'm impressed that it work with cygwin out of the box. Last time I
tried, I had to patch the libtool, do some manual modifications of
the configure script (of course after altering some of the .m4
files). It worked, I was able to run a simple ping-pong program, but
it took me something like
I don't know if we're tried cygwin for a long, long time... My gut
reaction is that it "should work" (the wrappers are pretty simple C),
but I don't have any cygwin resources to test / fix this. :-(
George -- got any insight?
On Nov 16, 2006, at 4:44 PM, Ralph Castain wrote:
I'm not sure
I'm not sure about running under cygwin at this stage - I have compiled the
code base there before as you did, but never tried to run anything in that
environment.
However, I believe 1.2 will operate under Windows itself. Of course, that
means using the Windows compilers...but if you have those, y
I'm trying to build OpenMPI on windows with cygwin, to at least be able to
demo the Eclipse PTP(Parallel Tools Platform)
on my laptop.
I configured OpenMPI version 1.2 (openmpi-1.2b1) with the following
command:
./configure --with-devel-headers --enable-mca-no-build=timer-windows
then did make
