"Pushkar R. Pande" <pushkar.pa...@gatech.edu> wrote on 03/22/2010 10:04:38
PM:
> Hi All,
>
> How do I setup a C++ backend to run my jobs on a cluster (machine name
B)
> which uses a frontend (machine name A)?
Not enough information. What is the architecture of the cluster, what is
the underlying network, what transport do you plan to use? Are you using
the X10 release, or building X10 from source?
If the cluster machines have the same architecture as the frontend node,
and you plan to use the sockets transport (default on Linux), then simply
build on the frontend node and launch on the cluster using mpirun. If
your cluster is a different architecture from the frontend, you'll
probably need a cross-compiler and some more options to the X10 compiler.
Igor
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