memory initialization, call opal_progress() to push any pending events
around and possibly yield the processor if nothing entertaining is happening.
This should probably go to the 1.0 branch.
This commit was SVN r7808.
--with-devel-headers is given to configure:
* allocator, rcache, and mpool were putting things in the wrong place
* timer wasn't installing the inline implementations at all
This commit was SVN r7805.
really crappy job of trying to emulate the inline assembly mode of GCC (and will
completely rewite the assembly, which seems to be bad in my opinion). GCC and
the AIX assembler don't see eye-to-eye on what GCC emits when doing inline
assembly. That's two compilers and no actual working support. So just punt and
fall back to XLC inline assembly or non-inlined assembly.
This commit was SVN r7800.
number of collective operations and simplifies the logic significantly.
- introducing a special case if size of comm == 1, avoiding thus collective
operations as well ( i.e. no need for hierarchies)
- fix for an unsymmetric case. Still to be tested.
This commit was SVN r7799.
its not needed and there could be multiple sources each w/ their
own sequence.
- if a write doesn't complete, need to check for non-blocking case..
This commit was SVN r7795.
AC_CHECK_FUNCS, so #ifdef is the correct preprocessor conditional here
(because it will be defined or not -- not always defined to, say, 0 or
1).
This commit was SVN r7781.
originally suggested by Ralf Wildenhues, to try to speed autogen, configure,
and make (and possibly even make install). Use automake's include directive
to drastically reduce the number of Makefile files (although the number of
Makefile.am files is the same - most are just included in a top-level
Makefile.am). Also use an Automake SUBDIRs feature to eliminate the
dynamic-mca tree, which was no longer really needed. This makes adding
a framework easier (since you don't have to remember the dynamic-mca
tree) and makes building faster (as make doesn't have to recurse through
the dynamic-mca tree)
This commit was SVN r7777.
and for all root nodes and passed all tests.
First cut on barrier (which from my perspective does not make sense from the
performance point of view) and on allreduce (which might make sense),
This commit was SVN r7774.
done. This version also doesn't break ompi (at least if its not chosen :-) ).
New features compared to the version from last Thursday (where bcast and
reduce seemed to work in most scenarios):
- clearer internal infrastructure
- ability to handle all root processes with a (hopefully) minimal number of
local leader communicators.
This commit was SVN r7769.
the same (since those are both mandated by MPI and <31 characters),
but change some of the back-end subroutine names so that they are <31
characters and therefore obey the F90 standard. Remove an outdated /
useless (and confusing) script.
This commit was SVN r7764.
(actually a work around for an optimisation in the reduce for not saving ops on the first recv of each segment)
Minor change in topo.
This commit was SVN r7758.
oversubscribed on a node. And thus whether to call sched_yield or not.
The value of node->node_slots_inuse does not currently represent the number of
slots actually in use, at the moment. This is actually a bug in the RAS/RMAPS
base components, but the fix for that specific bug is bigger than we want to
address at the moment (but will certianly do so in the near future).
Since we cannot trust this value, use the total number of mapped processes
(which was properly set by the RMAPS component upon mapping -- Just not
properly propagated back to the registry's node segment) from the process
mapping.
In addition to this change I cleaned up a couple of the debug messages. It
seems that TM and RSH are the only two directly effected by this. SLURM
would be if that section of code wasn't currently inactive, but put the fix
in for prosparity.
This commit was SVN r7743.
