Is there a command line compile or runtime option to disable tight
integration with Sun Grid Engine? I reviewed the FAQ and saw there was
a way not to build certain components at compile time. However, I'm
not quite sure what it would be in the case of gridengine. Any help
would be appreciated.
On 4/25/07, Jeremy Stout wrote:
Is there a command line compile or runtime option to disable tight
integration with Sun Grid Engine?
Hi,
you can disable components as described here:
http://www.open-mpi.org/faq/?category=tuning#selecting-components
To disable them permantly you could also de
> Is there a command line compile or runtime option to disable tight
> integration with Sun Grid Engine? I reviewed the FAQ and saw there was
> a way not to build certain components at compile time. However, I'm
> not quite sure what it would be in the case of gridengine. Any help
> would be apprec
On 4/25/07, Brian W. Barrett wrote:
> Is there a command line compile or runtime option to disable tight
> integration with Sun Grid Engine? I reviewed the FAQ and saw there was
> a way not to build certain components at compile time. However, I'm
> not quite sure what it would be in the case of
Hi Mostyn,
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007, Mostyn Lewis wrote:
> Well, I'm sorry to have caused even a smidgen of grief here.
> I moved aside the *paffinity_linux* module and la and it still
> bound. I was using InfiniPath HCAs and beta software and eventually found
> (sigh) a variable to stop the affine -
We just got a 8 cpu machine with 64GB of memory. I've been told it
would be advantageous to run MPI codes with shared memory and not use
TCP sockets
for this new machine.
How do I do this with OPENMPI.
Thanx,
Bernie Borenstein
The Boeing Company
OpenMPI will do this on its own. As shared memory in its mind is
preferable to tcp. We can measure the difference here on the same
kind of system (Sun x4600). If you want to force omitting tcp
(should not be needed) run like this:
mpirun --mca btl ^tcp -np 8 ./a.out
Brock Palen
Center
This might be the wrong list to ask this on. I work in a shop that does
cross-platform HPC. Can I get on a list for testing the Windows version
of OpenMPI when it's ready to be banged on? I realise it's a while away
yet.
Damien
I let you know when we have something available. Should not be very
long now.
Thanks,
george.
On Apr 25, 2007, at 1:24 PM, dam...@khubla.com wrote:
This might be the wrong list to ask this on. I work in a shop that
does
cross-platform HPC. Can I get on a list for testing the Windows
Hi,
Does anybody have any experience with setting up a NISPOM certified
classified cluster using Windows AD and Open MPI? We are using CentOS 5
as our Linux distro.
Thanks,
Matt
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Matt Cupp
Battelle Memorial Institute
Statistics and Information Analysis
The Open MPI Team, representing a consortium of research, academic,
and industry partners, is pleased to announce the release of Open MPI
version 1.2.1. This release is mainly a bug fix release over the the
v1.2 release, but there are few minor new features. We strongly
recommend that all users u
The README instructions for PGI compilation have a typo:
Current context:
- The Portland Group compilers require the "-Msignextend" compiler
flag to extend the sign bit when converting from a shorter to longer
integer. This is is different than other compilers (such as GNU).
When compilin
Fixed in the trunk, and change move request filed for the v1.2 branch.
Thanks!
On Apr 25, 2007, at 8:30 PM, Bruce Foster wrote:
The README instructions for PGI compilation have a typo:
Current context:
- The Portland Group compilers require the "-Msignextend" compiler
flag to extend the
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