
- finally added "in use" flags -- one flag protects a set of segments - these flags now used in bcast to protect (for example) when a message is so long that the root loops around the segments and has to re-use old segments -- now it knows that it has to wait until the non-root processes have finished with that set of segments before it can start using them - implement allreduce as a reduce followed by a bcast (per discussion with rich) - removed some redundant data on various data structures - implemented query MCA param ("coll_sm_shared_mem_used_data") that tells you how much shared memory will be used for a given set of MCA params (e.g., number of segments, etc.). For example: ompi_info --mca coll_sm_info_num_procs 4 --param coll sm | \ grep shared_mem_used_data tells you that for the default MCA param values (as of r7172), for 4 processes, sm will use 548864 bytes of shared memory for its data transfer section - remove a bunch of .c files from the Makefile.am that aren't implemented yet (i.e., all they do is return ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED) Now on to the big Altix to test that this stuff really works... This commit was SVN r7205. The following SVN revision numbers were found above: r7172 --> open-mpi/ompi@bc72a7722b
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