Hello all,
Indiana University has created more SVN goodness for us: CMRs can be created
and/or amended via magic strings in SVN commit messages.
This will help save a lot of time by:
1.) not manually having to create CMRs
2.) allow the original developer decide what is required
3.) not require
WHAT: Branch (again) for v1.5
WHY: Heavy divergence of trunk vs. v1.5 with few associated CMR's
WHERE: v1.5
WHEN: Tuesday, Dec. 15th 2009 after the teleconference
TIMEOUT: Dec. 15th, 2009
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With v1.4 finally being out in the wild, we'd like to advance on the feature
This makes sense to me, unless there are features on the trunk that
absolutely should not be in 1.5. This seems to be a far more manageable way
to handle 1.5 - much less error prone, and much less time consuming.
Rich
On 12/10/09 8:55 AM, "Keller, Rainer H." wrote:
>
> WHAT: Branch (again) f
See the code below. The commented-out combinations for sbuf,rbuf do
work, but the one passing sbuf=rbuf=NULL (i.e, the uncommented one
show below) makes the call fail with MPI_ERR_ARG.
#include
int main( int argc, char ** argv ) {
int ierr;
int sbuf,rbuf;
MPI_Init(&argc, &argv);
ierr = M
Lisandro,
This code is not correct from the MPI standard perspective. The reason is
independent of the datatype or count, it is solely related to the fact that the
MPI_Reduce cannot accept a sendbuf equal to the recvbuf (or one has to use
MPI_IN_PLACE).
george.
On Dec 10, 2009, at 12:02 , L
