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Re: [ptp-user] RE: 0 results for mpi artifact analysis
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What you described sounds right so far. Anything in your
<workspace>/.metadata.log file?
The include path for compiling, and the include path for finding artifacts,
are not necessarily the same.
Did you set it up in the MPI preferences page? Sounds like you did from
what you said below.
...Beth
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[ptp-user] RE: 0 results for mpi
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I am unable to get analysis to return anything. I have tried with pldt 2.0
on Eclipse 3.3 and pldt 1.1 on Eclipse 3.2.2. I am using the testMPI.c
source. The only non-standard thing is I’m pointing to the include files
for an Intel MPI installation. However, I know the include path is setup
fine because I can compile the source into an executable. I verified that
the include path in pldt and project preferences is the same.
Any ideas?
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