Re: [OMPI devel] Help regarding Openmpi source code

2019-03-12 Thread Jeff Squyres (jsquyres) via devel 
Additionally, the code for implementing the PMPI interface is done through 
#define's.

Depending on the platform, it happens either as Clement describes (with 
#defines for MPI_Foo --> PMPI_Foo) or if the platform doesn't support weak 
symbols (e.g., MacOS), the source code for the C API functions is essentially 
compiled twice:

1. once as "normal"
2. a second time with #define MPI_Foo PMPI_Foo (for all values of Foo)



> On Mar 4, 2019, at 12:33 PM, Clement Foyer  wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> The reason you cannot find it is because it actually is not define as such. 
> The PMPI interface is defined as the profiling interface. The principle is 
> you have the real symbol in your shared library that is PMPI_Send, with a 
> weak alias being MPI_Send. So, if a third party want to intercept calls to 
> MPI_Send (as an example, to count how many times this function is called), he 
> just need to provide its own library that present the MPI_Send symbol, does 
> its work (e.g., increment some counter to keep track of how many times this 
> function was called by the user), and then call the PMPI_Send function 
> provided by Open MPI. As the ompi symbol for MPI_Send is defined as weak, it 
> won’t collide with the already defined symbol and thus simply be ignored 
> instead of rising a warning at link time. 
> 
> Note: in order to have the third party library loaded in time such as its 
> MPI_Send symbol is considered and not the Open MPI one, you need to set your 
> LD_PRELOAD variable accordingly.
> 
> You would end up with user code calling MPI_Send provided by third party, 
> calling PMPI_Send provided by the Open MPI library. Without this third party 
> library, you have user code that call MPI_Send which is actually an alias for 
> PMPI_Send provided by Open MPI library.
> 
> There might be some other implications, but I may let the people more 
> proficient than myself explain them :)
> 
> Regards,
> Clément
> 
> On 04/03/2019, 16:45, "devel on behalf of vishakha patil" 
>  mailto:pvishakha.offic...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Greetings for the day! 
> 
> I am a MTech(Computer) student of Savitribai Phule Pune University, 
> Maharashtra, India.
> For my project purpose I have downloaded nightly snapshot tarball of openmpi 
> v4.0.x series.
> It got build successfully. But while traversing the code (manually as well as 
> using cscope) I am not able to find the implementation of PMPI_* (PMPI_Send 
> etc) which is getting called from MPI_Send function of send.c file.
> I have gone through the readme and make files but not able to find it. Could 
> you please help me with the same? 
> It is required to get complete understanding of openmpi algorithms as it is 
> part of my MTech project.
> 
> Please let me know if any other details required. Thank you!
> 
> Regards,
> Vishakha
> 
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Re: [OMPI devel] Help regarding Openmpi source code

2019-03-04 Thread Clement Foyer 
Hi,

The reason you cannot find it is because it actually is not define as such. The 
PMPI interface is defined as the profiling interface. The principle is you have 
the real symbol in your shared library that is PMPI_Send, with a weak alias 
being MPI_Send. So, if a third party want to intercept calls to MPI_Send (as an 
example, to count how many times this function is called), he just need to 
provide its own library that present the MPI_Send symbol, does its work (e.g., 
increment some counter to keep track of how many times this function was called 
by the user), and then call the PMPI_Send function provided by Open MPI. As the 
ompi symbol for MPI_Send is defined as weak, it won’t collide with the already 
defined symbol and thus simply be ignored instead of rising a warning at link 
time. 

Note: in order to have the third party library loaded in time such as its 
MPI_Send symbol is considered and not the Open MPI one, you need to set your 
LD_PRELOAD variable accordingly.

You would end up with user code calling MPI_Send provided by third party, 
calling PMPI_Send provided by the Open MPI library. Without this third party 
library, you have user code that call MPI_Send which is actually an alias for 
PMPI_Send provided by Open MPI library.

There might be some other implications, but I may let the people more 
proficient than myself explain them :)

Regards,
Clément

On 04/03/2019, 16:45, "devel on behalf of vishakha patil" 
 wrote:

Hi,

Greetings for the day! 

I am a MTech(Computer) student of Savitribai Phule Pune University, 
Maharashtra, India.
For my project purpose I have downloaded nightly snapshot tarball of openmpi 
v4.0.x series.
It got build successfully. But while traversing the code (manually as well as 
using cscope) I am not able to find the implementation of PMPI_* (PMPI_Send 
etc) which is getting called from MPI_Send function of send.c file.
I have gone through the readme and make files but not able to find it. Could 
you please help me with the same? 
It is required to get complete understanding of openmpi algorithms as it is 
part of my MTech project.

Please let me know if any other details required. Thank you!

Regards,
Vishakha

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[OMPI devel] Help regarding Openmpi source code

2019-03-04 Thread vishakha patil 
Hi,

Greetings for the day!

I am a MTech(Computer) student of Savitribai Phule Pune University,
Maharashtra, India.
For my project purpose I have downloaded nightly snapshot tarball of
openmpi v4.0.x series.
It got build successfully. But while traversing the code (manually as well
as using cscope) I am not able to find the implementation of PMPI_*
(PMPI_Send etc) which is getting called from MPI_Send function of send.c
file.
I have gone through the readme and make files but not able to find it.
Could you please help me with the same?
It is required to get complete understanding of openmpi algorithms as it is
part of my MTech project.

Please let me know if any other details required. Thank you!

Regards,
Vishakha
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