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Re: [ptp-user] Help: debugging two different programs in same comm group
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Hi Greg,
I have two managers (I think)
1. lam-i386
2. openmpi-1.4-gcc-i386
And PTP seems to use openmpi (default preference).
However, not having set any other preference, and mpi-selector-menu
suggests that I have neither set a system preference, or user preference
set;
I'm not sure what is being used. I just run 'mpirun --app appFile' - and
it works.
BTW I haven't been able to run from within PTP, I'm just using the
command line.
Is there any further output that would be useful to identify my environment?
Kind regards
Simon
On 23/08/10 20:26, Greg Watson wrote:
Hi Simon,
We haven't had this use case before, so it may not work. I'll need to take a look at the resource manager and debugger to see if they can deal with this situation.
Are you able to run the application (without debugging)? What resource manager are you using?
One thing you might be able to do is run two debug sessions, one for the first app, and one for the second. Although not ideal, it might still let you debug the app.
Cheers,
Greg
On Aug 23, 2010, at 2:29 PM, Simon Earthrowl wrote:
Hello all,
Please excuse what I suspect is a Newbie question; but it it possible to uses PTP 4 to debug two different programs running in the same comm group?
What I'm trying to do is debug what I run using mpirun -app appFile (see below).
However, I can't seem to be able to configure debug options to get SDM to do it's job.
I appear to be needing some cleverness - or told that it isn't designed to work that way....
Kind regards
Simon
appFile:
-np 1 Prog1
-np 1 Prog2
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