Re: [ptp-user] Resource Manager and Build Errors

[Beth Tibbitts <tibbitts@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Did you use the new project wizard to make the MPI project?
I believe that MPICH does not use "mpicc" as its build command. Try changing it to gcc in the project properties. I can't remember if there's something else you have to change too (probably linker command too). You can set this in the Eclipse preferences too, under MPI, so that each subsequent project will be set up better, as well.

I haven't tried to use MPICH2 resource manager, perhaps Greg or someone else can answer that.

As far as running RDT/RSE on the remote system, I think you can run the daemon under your own userid; you'll have to start it yourself, but it doesn't require root privilieges.
Chris (or somebody)... we should add something to this effect to the FAQ, if it's correct (install daemon w/o root privilege) - probably here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/PTP/release_notes/3.0#Installing_RDT_Server_Components


...Beth

Beth Tibbitts
Eclipse Parallel Tools Platform http://eclipse.org/ptp
IBM STG Communications Protocols and Tools
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"Eric A. Oliver" ---03/29/2010 03:19:45 PM---Hello, I've successfully installed the Eclipse SDK with CDT and PTP on Windows Vista. In addit

From:	"Eric A. Oliver" <eoliver@xxxxxxxx>
To:	"ptp-user@xxxxxxxxxxx" <ptp-user@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:	03/29/2010 03:19 PM
Subject:	[ptp-user] Resource Manager and Build Errors
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Hello,
 
     I've successfully installed the Eclipse SDK with CDT and PTP on Windows Vista.  In addition I have installed MPICH2.  When I go to test out my installation provided in the PTP 3.0 release notes I begin by creating my resource manager and attempt to start it.  I receive 2 errors regarding the non-existence of mpdtrace Discover command and the mpdlistjobs Monitor command.  It appears that my MPICH2 installation lacks these executables.
     Also, when switching to the Parallel Runtime Perspective, Eclipse attempts to compile and build the mpi project I created.  It fails due to a missing mpi compiler, mpicc.
     Does MPICH2 not have these for the windows installer?  Does this even make sense to locally compile, build, and run mpi jobs on Windows Vista?  As far as I understand I should be able to do this.  I have also attempted to install OpenMPI with MinGW but can only get it to configure because make does not recognize the make files.  Right now access to a remote system is not possible as I have not asked the administrator about installing RDT/RSE on the cluster.
 
Thank you ver much for your time,
Eric Oliver_______________________________________________
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