Maybe you meant to search for OpenMP instead of Open-MPI.
You can achieve something close to what you want by using OpenMP for
on-node parallelism and MPI for inter-node communication.
-Brian
On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 11:02 AM, George Bosilca wrote:
> No currently there is
I find that using mpirun to launch multiple instance of a serial
debugger is fairly usable (but not perfect) for jobs with fewer than
about four processes.
A description of how to do this is here:
http://www.open-mpi.org/faq/?category=debugging
The biggest drawbacks to this approach are that
a)
>>> MPI_File_open( MPI_COMM_WORLD, "foo.txt",
>>> MPI_MODE_CREATE | MPI_MODE_WRONLY,
>>> MPI_INFO_NULL, );
>
>
> Since the file was opened with MPI_MODE_CREATE, shouldn't it have been
> truncated so the prior contents were removed? I think that's the root
> of the
>> Can you confirm - are you -really- using 1.1.2???
>>
>> You might consider updating to something more recent, like 1.3.0 or
>>at least 1.2.8. It would be interesting to know if you see the same
>> problem.
> Also, if you could include a short program that reproduces the
> problem, that would
Hi,
When I use MPI_File_write_ordered to overwrite an existing file, the new
file is not truncated to the appropriate size.
For example, if I first create a new file and write "aa" from two nodes, the
file contains "".
Then I close the file, and compute for a while.
Later, I reopen the file
Hi,
Sorry about my previous message, it was sent before I'd finished composing
it.
Whenever I use MPI_File_write_ordered(), all but one process send the
following message to stderr.
ADIOI_GEN_DELETE (line 22): **io No such file or directory
I have read
Hi,
I get a warning