Instead of solely relying on the out value definitions in
MPI_Waitsome.3, explicitly copy this text here.
Note that the original text in this man page was copied verbatim from
the MPI spec; we've now added a bit more text (copied from
MPI_Waitsome.3in) that explains the out values so that users don't
have to cross-reference to another man page.
Thanks to Eric Schnetter for the suggestion.
Fixesopen-mpi/ompi#1153
This reverts commit 3253a30ab2922fa9eef2e0b5e7843a949a650853.
Because Gilles' b17c89c1 committed a few hours ago has the same change,
my RP branch had a conflict.
This reverts commit 2226cdb3dacd21dcf7e9836db57ddb9d7936ac43
and d9c93c9f5d71c7e8cecedb2bed39d8d33029baf1.
Because Gilles' b17c89c1 committed a few hours ago has the same change,
my RP branch had a conflict.
This commit adds man pages for the MPI_Win_allocate and MPI_Win_allocated_shared
MPI-3 functions. The man page for MPI_Win_create has also been updated to
indicate support for the same_size and same_disp_unit info keys
Signed-off-by: Nathan Hjelm <hjelmn@lanl.gov>
This commit adds support for MPI_Aint_add and MPI_Aint_diff. These
functions are implemented as macros in C (explicitly allowed by
MPI-3.1). The fortran implementations are a similar mess to the
MPI_Wtime implementations.
Signed-off-by: Nathan Hjelm <hjelmn@lanl.gov>
Remove some outdated discussion of "color" -- looks like this was a
copy-n-paste from the MPI_Comm_split man page. Also make some minor
updates to some Open MPI-specific key text.
Thanks to @eschnett for raising the issue.
Fixes#437.
As noted by Alexander Pozdneev, non-blocking sends are now able to
*access* buffers in pending non-blocking send operations; the buffers
just can't be *modified*.
Using the underlying hardware identification to split
communicators based on locality has been enabled using
the MPI_Comm_Split_Type function.
Currently implemented split's are:
HWTHREAD
CORE
L1CACHE
L2CACHE
L3CACHE
SOCKET
NUMA
NODE
BOARD
HOST
CU
CLUSTER
However only NODE is defined in the standard which is why the
remaning splits are referred to using the OMPI_ prefix instead
of the standard MPI_ prefix.
I have tested this using --without-hwloc and --with-hwloc=<path>
which both give the same output.
NOTE: I think something fishy is going on in the locality operators.
In my test-program I couldn't get the correct split on these requests:
NUMA, SOCKET, L3CACHE
where I suspected a full communicator but only got one.
