It really does not matter what one does with the sm sends that can't be
posted to the FIFO, as long as they are posted at some later time. The
current implementation generates does not rely on the ordering memory
provides, but generates a sequence number and uses this in the matching,
just like
From: George Bosilca
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 16:54:47 -0500
Your interpretation of the MPI standard is way too optimistic.
The text I quoted seemed completely clear to me. However, it was
pointed out to me that MPI 2.0, 6.7.2 (in a section about one-sided
Just to bring the info to the list...
There have been some off list e-mails and some in-person discussions
about a fascinating idea that looks promising here.
How about moving the MTT data store to the Google Apps Engine/
datastore? See here:
On Feb 24, 2009, at 18:08 , Eugene Loh wrote:
(Probably this message only for George, but I'll toss it out to the
alias/archive.)
I have a question about the sm sendi() function. What should happen
if the sendi() function attempts to write to the FIFO, but the FIFO
is full?
The write