I meant that the MPI package doesn't create standard Julia workers, and
hence doesn't allow you to using things like `remotecall(...)` and other
julia-specific parallel constructs. By using the MPI package you are
restricted to using the constructs supplied in the MPI package (or so it
appears
Nice idea Erik, I appreciate it!
Though if I'm not wrong this locks me into only using MPI as the only
transport mechanism and I want to use julias remotecall and other built in
functionality rather than just MPI constructs.
I see that the latest documentation for julia shows a --bind-to option
David
One way to go would be to use the MPI package, and to use mpirun to start
the Julia processes. In this way, all processes are started automatically,
and you do not need to run addprocs. The example "06-cman-transport.jl" in
the MPI package shows how to use this setup.
-erik
On Fri, Jun 3,
I've been reading various discussions on here about launching a Julia
cluster.
It's hard to tell how current they are, and the documentation is a bit
lacking on how to launch clusters under environments such as Torque. I'm
using Julia 0.4.5 (e.g. no cookies)
The primary approach that is
