Hi Anh - when using more than one place, the runtime will check the
environment variables X10_HOSTFILE or X10_HOSTLIST to determine what
machines those places should run on (see "Running with Sockets Backend"
here:
http://x10-lang.org/documentation/getting-started/x10rt-implementations.html).
  If these are not set, it will try to start the places on "localhost".
Does your computer have "localhost" defined (can you ping "localhost")?  If
so, can you please provide us with the full command line that you are
running, including any X10-specific environment variables that you have
set?

- Ben



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Hi

I tried the following code, and it ran fine with X10_NPLACES=1 but not
other than that.  It either gives nothing on screen or
"FATAL Error 22 : cannot resolve remote hostname: Invalid argument"

import x10.io.*;
class Test{
      public static def main(Array[String](1)){
          x10.io.Console.OUT.println(Place.ALL_PLACES);
          x10.io.Console.OUT.println(Place.MAX_PLACES);
      }
}



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