copy of the receive buffer based on the iovec struct that may have been updated
during partial reads to reflect the current offset. Need to make the copy using
the base address of the buffer.
Thanks to Sven Stork for finding this.
This should be backported to 1.0.X and 1.1.X branches.
This commit was SVN r9749.
the memory descriptor is closing itself, so that it actually works properly ;). I think I
was just getting lucky and not sending enough short messages with the reference impl.
This commit was SVN r9748.
* It appears that Cray's SeaStar has some horrible performance for iovecs - IN_pLACE
was actually slower than copying into eager frags. Ugh. And we don't even pre-pin
eager frags yet!
This commit was SVN r9738.
up here on the trunk -- nothing has changes w.r.t the RPM packaging
yet). Used svn cp to bring in README and buildrpm.sh, but since
openmpi.spec already existed here, I couldn't svn cp because it
complained about one being in the way. I *could* svn merge it here to
preserve all the history, but I'm not really interested in the history
-- I just want to replace it en masse with the stuff from the 1.0
branch because that's the latest latest latest.
This commit was SVN r9720.
- Add a lengthy comment explaining why we don't get F90 data type
alignments
- Remove config/f90_check.m4 and its entry in acinclude.m4
This commit was SVN r9707.
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only uses the F77 alignments anyway. Plus, it is currently unknown
how to reliably get the F90 alignments because compilers *may* reorder
things and/or give different alignments than the f77 tests.
This commit was SVN r9698.
pointer. Otherwise, we can end up segfaulting when the memory area is
used by the caller. Fixes a bug reported by Alex Spiegel.
This commit was SVN r9692.
but causes resource exhaustion on the Red Storm implementation. Sigh...
This commit was SVN r9686.
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free list. It use the size attached to the free list, and the internal
memory segments to find out all the items allocated by this free list.
This commit was SVN r9669.
automagically bring in the libraries through the top-level library (so
liborte automatically brings in libopal, etc.). Otherwise, we get some
warnings on Solaris
This should go to the v1.1 branch
This commit was SVN r9666.
- The constant 1 is a signed int by default. Explicitly say that
it is an unsigned value so we can't overflow
- Fix unreachable statement warnings in dss_arith by breaking out
of switch statements instead of returning - this should have
no impact on performance, since it's a non-conditional jump
- A couple of the GPR files had carriage returns and were in
DOS mode - put them in unix mode...
These should all probably go to the v1.1 branch...
This commit was SVN r9664.
