You'll first want to make sure that "hostfile.txt" exists in the same
location of each machine you are trying to use. When an X10 program uses
SSH to go across machines, it tries to copy over all of your environment
variables. I'm guessing that you have some environment variable that is
confusing it, with a { or }.
Can you please paste the output of "env" so we can take a look? Also,
which version of X10 are you using?
- Ben
From: yun zou <yunzou.colost...@gmail.com>
To: x10-users@lists.sourceforge.net,
Date: 12/15/2011 18:50
Subject: [X10-users] running program on multiple places
Hi,
I am trying to run my program on multiple machines. I have a file
containing a list of the machine names, one line for each machine. The
command I used to set the environment is the following:
setenv X10_HOSTFILE hostfile.txt
setenv X10_NPLACES 3
setenv X10_NTHREADS 3
Then I run my program, but I got the error "Missing }.". I am not sure what
happened, it runs just fine on one machine, could you help me.
Thanks,
Yun
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