HI Jeff,
Thanks alot.
That fixed the problem !
You are indeed a voodoo master... could you explain the spell behind
your magic :)
Regards,
umanga
Jeff Squyres wrote:
I'm guessing that this has to do with deep, dark voodoo involved with
the run time linker.
Can you try
Hi,
Am 10.09.2009 um 21:40 schrieb Jason D. Gans:
Hello,
I would like to use a custom hostfile (that changes the default
max_slot
values for certain nodes). My understanding of the FAQ is that this is
*not* possible with Torque. Therefore, is is possible to disable
use of
Torque at
What OMPI version are you talking about?
On Sep 10, 2009, at 1:40 PM, Jason D. Gans wrote:
Hello,
I would like to use a custom hostfile (that changes the default
max_slot
values for certain nodes). My understanding of the FAQ is that this is
*not* possible with Torque. Therefore, is is
Hello,
I would like to use a custom hostfile (that changes the default max_slot
values for certain nodes). My understanding of the FAQ is that this is
*not* possible with Torque. Therefore, is is possible to disable use of
Torque at runtime (via an argument to mpirun), or do I need to recompile
Dennis Luxen wrote:
In MPI, you must complete every MPI_Isend by MPI_Wait on the request
handle
(or a variant like MPI_Waitall or MPI_Test that returns TRUE). An
un-completed MPI_Isend leaves resources tied up.
Good point, but that doesn't seem to help. I augmented each MPI_Isend
with a
I'm guessing that this has to do with deep, dark voodoo involved with
the run time linker.
Can you try configuring/building Open MPI with --disable-dlopen
configure option, and rebuilding your libParallel.so against the new
libmpi.so?
See if that fixes the problem for you. If it does, I
der sir/madam,
kindly advice me how do configure open mpi-1.3 with blcr-0.7.3 or blcr-0.8.2 to
checkpoint open mpi programs
with regards
mallikarjuna shastry
In MPI, you must complete every MPI_Isend by MPI_Wait on the request handle
(or a variant like MPI_Waitall or MPI_Test that returns TRUE). An
un-completed MPI_Isend leaves resources tied up.
Good point, but that doesn't seem to help. I augmented each MPI_Isend
with a MPI_Wait. Now, one
Greetings all,
My parallel application is build as a shared library (libParallel.so).
(I use Debian Lenny 64bit).
A webservice is used to dynamically load libParallel.so and inturn
execute the parallel process .
But during runtime I get the error :
webservicestub: symbol lookup error:
