Dear all, 

I want to read a mesh on a BlueGene/P computer, then partition it and
write a mesh-file for each partition: 


                  
                /* READ TETGEN FILE*/ 
                ...

                /* prepare and partition mesh */
                mesh.find_neighbors();
                
                
                MetisPartitioner().partition(mesh,4);
                
                mesh.print_info();
                
                Nemesis_IO NEM ( mesh );
                NEM     .get_cmap_params(); 
                std::cout<<"write"<<std::endl;
                
                {  
                OStringStream outmesh;
                outmesh << "/home/bodner/bgscratch/nemesismesh1/" <<
WriteMesh[actual_pulse]<<".nemesis";
                NEM.write(outmesh.str().c_str());
                } 


Then I get the following errors (end of mail). I am running 128
MPI-processes.
The list of errors is quite long, I just postet the first lines - I hope
it is enough to see the problem.

Thanks a lot
Robert 


Error writing cmap parameters!
Error writing cmap parameters![Error writing cmap parameters!35
] 
src/mesh/exodusII_io_helper.CError writing cmap parameters![Error
writing cmap parameters!67[, line 
Error writing cmap parameters!
] 99src/mesh/exodusII_io_helper.C[[151] 
, line 115Error writing cmap parameters!*** glibc detected *** 151127,
compiled , compiled src/mesh/exodusII_io_helper.C





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