Thanks for this suggestions. I am using ifort (version 12 update 3) and
mkl. i am trying to make the .machine file
for k point parallel mode and inform you if any problem persists.
On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 5:32 PM, Laurence Marks wrote:
> A comment on Peter''s comment. OMP_NUM_THREADS might have a
Dear Prof. Blaha and Wien2k Users,
I am running wien2k on a intel i7 PC (6core 12 Processors) with
Fedora linux.
The program is using maximum six processors at a time. I think, I have to
do k point
parallel configuration to use all the processors for a single program. I
have tried with
> To "make" the file, you use an editor (nothing more or less) and putthe file
> in the directory where you are running the job. I have notlooked, but there
> is probably something in w2web to do this.
> N.B., the code does not use OMP anywhere (at present) so this will notdo
> anything.
Just a
A comment on Peter''s comment. OMP_NUM_THREADS might have an effect,
but the parameter is really MKL_NUM_THREADS if you are using Intel's
mkl library -- and even then the compiler makes it's own decisions
about how many it will use and this varies with version of the
compiler (and probably what one
To "make" the file, you use an editor (nothing more or less) and put
the file in the directory where you are running the job. I have not
looked, but there is probably something in w2web to do this.
N.B., the code does not use OMP anywhere (at present) so this will not
do anything.
2011/12/30 susa
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