Ryan,
I do not know if that can work, but you should at least be able to compile
your application.
if you use MPI wrappers (e.g. mpicc and friends), then you likely have to
explicitly set the stm path and library
for example
mpicc -I$STM_HOME/include myapp.c -L$STM_HOME/lib -lstm
Cheers,
Dear Jeff
Yes stm.h is a TinySTM header file. My query is that is it possible to use both
shmem and TinySTM calls
in the same code?
Regards
Ryan
On Mon, 02 May 2016 16:05:05 +0530 "Jeff Squyres (jsquyres)" wrote
>stm.h is not a header file in either Open MPI or OpenSHMEM. Is that a TinySTM
stm.h is not a header file in either Open MPI or OpenSHMEM. Is that a TinySTM
header file?
If you're having a problem with compiling TinySTM applications, you should
probably contact their support channels -- we don't know/can't help with that.
Sorry.
> On May 2, 2016, at 5:57 AM, RYAN
In my computer I have installed both OpenMPI and TinySTM. I have written a code
which has both shmem and
Software Transactional Memory(STM) calls. When I am compiling the code using
oshcc it is showing "stm.h
not found". Could anyone please help me on this matter?
Regards
RYAN SAPTARSHI RAY
