PVM: problem distributing on smp nodes with different number of processors
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tekka99 at libero.it tekka99 at libero.itMon Sep 17 07:45:42 PDT 2001
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Hello, I have several smp machines with pvm installed (3.4.3 on all). They are Linux/x86 machines and Tru64/Alpha machines. I read about "sp=" parameter to set in the pvm.hosts file, but it semmes not to work in distributing slaves based on the number of processor of the machines. For example I have this pvm.hosts linux8000 dx=/usr/share/pvm3/lib/pvmd sp=8000 fire2 dx=/usr/users/gcecchi/pvm3/lib/pvmd sp=4000 fire1 dx=/usr/users/gcecchi/pvm3/lib/pvmd sp=4000 aquila dx=/usr/users/gcecchi/pvm3/lib/pvmd sp=4000 falco dx=/usr/users/gcecchi/pvm3/lib/pvmd sp=2000 sds20a dx=/usr/users/gcecchi/pvm3/lib/pvmd sp=2000 ses40a dx=/usr/users/gcecchi/pvm3/lib/pvmd sp=4000 the sp for each machine is the number of processors multiplied by 1000. When I run for example pvmpov with nt28 (or also other values) it seems that pvm does (number of hosts)/28 and then assigns equally to the slaves. So the 2 processors machines gets 4 slave processes and also the 8 way machine gets 4 slave processes. Anyone knows how to manage smp machines with different numbers of proc each? Thank in advance. Bye, Gianluca Cecchi
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