One other problem I'm seeing is that when I open a parallel run
configuration, I get an error log entry
Tab group extension:
org.eclipse.cdt.launch.applicationProfileLaunchTabGroup for type
org.eclipse.cdt.launch.applicationLaunchType for the [profile] mode
has been replaced by extension:
org.eclipse.cdt.launch.applicationProfileLaunchTabGroup
with no traceback.
Dave
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I did some testing with this build
on Fedora 20 Linux 64 bit and have the following observations.
I have not been following PTP development much over the past
year, so I may be misunderstanding how some things are
supposed to work and don't know how much of what's below is
because I did something wrong.
- In creating a synchronized project, I opened the new
connection dialog. I noticed that near the bottom, the
'Advanced' widget reads 'Advance', not 'Advanced'
- In creating a synchronized project (shallow) , I defined
a new connection Local for host localhost and using
password authentication. I specified the remote directory
as the directory containing shallow source on my local
machine, since I only have this single machine and
accepted the default for the project directory. After I
clicked Finish a shallow project was created, but
contains only an includes directory and no source files. I
tried clicking Synchronize->Synchronize All
and that did not update the project. I then tried
adding filters to include Makefile and *.c
and tried to synchronize again but nothing changed.
- I tried deleting the shallow synchronized
project and in doing so got a warning that 'shallow'
contains resources that are not in sync with
'/tmp/ws/shallow'. Press 'Continue' to force delete. I
clicked Continue and the project was gone, so I guess it
works, but I am confused about why I got the message since
synchronization didn't seem to be working.
- Then I created a 'Local C' project to continue testing
- If errors occur resulting in error log entries, I get
some sort of an 'alert' asking me if I want to enable
error reporting with enable and disable as
choices. However, if I try to click either of these
options, nothing happens, as if they are not really
active. After seeing this a bunch of times, I was finally
able to click 'enable'. I'm not sure why. Maybe I got
better at hitting the hot spot in the enable label.
- I created a parallel run configuration and selected
generic MPICH2 as a target system configuration. If I
select local as the connection type, then the
resources tab does not have any MPICH2 settings displayed
and I cannot run the program without getting errors
complaining about incorrect number of processors.
- If I select remote as the connection type and
select my localhost connection, then the resources
tab displays the MPICH run parameters. I specified number
of processes as 5, as required to run shallow. When I
clicked Run I got two error log entries telling me
the server connection does not support the required
services and the program does not run. My MPICH is version
3.0.4
- I deleted the run configuration and recreated it as an
OpenMPI run configuration. I had the same problem with the
resources tab where when I clicked local, there
were no OpenMPI parameters displayed. If I clicked remote
then I did see the OpenMPI options, but when I tried
to run the program I got an error message telling me that
ompi_info could not be found, even though it is supposed
to be in my path. My OpenMPI is version 1.6.5.
- I looked at preference settings looking for settings
that might be specific to MPICH or OpenMPI and didn't find
any. When I exited the preferences dialog, I got another
popup dialog about a preference recorder from something
called Oomph that I don't know anything about asking me if
I wanted to record preference tasks for
/instance/org.eclipse.ptp.rm.jaxb.control.core/Log File
Path. I don't think I clicked anything in preferences, but
the Jaxb preferences was the last active page before I
closed the preferences dialog.
- Once I set the path to mpi.h in my project preprocessor
include path, CODAN seems to work correctly, where I have
no red markers in the right margin, popup text for MPI
symbols seems to work, popup test for MPI functions seems
to work, although that seemed to work before I set the
include path, and cross references seem to work.
- MPI artifacts seems to work, MPI barrier analysis seems
to work, where it reports 1 error at line 88 and 90 in
main.c (I think I have one of the buggy versions of
shallow)
- The parallel debug and monitoring perspectives open.
However, when I opened the monitoring perspective I got an
error log entry
/tmp/ws/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.ptp.rm.lml.monitor.core/monitors.xml
(No such file or directory)
That's as far as I was able to get with my Linux testing.
Unfortunately, my time to look at this during the week is
limited due to other work commitments. I may have some time
to pursue these problems, but not sure how much.
Dave
On 03/27/2015 09:04 PM, Beth Tibbitts wrote:
Packages are ready for Mars M6....
I can download and verify it at least comes up but...
would like some others to more thoroughly test...
Volunteers?
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From: Markus Knauer <mknauer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 11:57 AM
Subject: [epp-dev] Mars M6 packages
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BUT be aware that updates on Mac OSX are NOT
SUPPORTED and will very likely destroy your
current Eclipse installation due to the changed
file layout!
Thanks,
Markus
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On 03/27/2015 09:04 PM, Beth Tibbitts wrote:
Packages are ready for Mars M6....
I can download and verify it at least comes up but...
would like some others to more thoroughly test...
Volunteers?
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From: Markus Knauer <mknauer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 11:57 AM
Subject: [epp-dev] Mars M6 packages
To: EPP Developer Mailing List < epp-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
BUT be aware that updates on Mac OSX are NOT
SUPPORTED and will very likely destroy your current
Eclipse installation due to the changed file layout!
Thanks,
Markus
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