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Re: [ptp-dev] Detecting parallel run completion
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On Oct 27, 2006, at 4:54 PM, Greg Watson wrote:
If you register a listener on the job you should get notified of
job state changes, so you could then test for job exit. I'm not
sure exactly how you do it though.
I'll talk with Randy and Craig on Monday and see if we can work it
out. We may need to add an API for this.
It looks like we will need to add an API for this. Plus it has to
work for remote projects as well. Perhaps we can discuss this at SC
to make sure it all holds together for TAU.
Are you going to SC? I know Alan is.
Cheers,
Craig
Greg
On Oct 27, 2006, at 12:50 PM, wspear wrote:
Greetings,
What is the best way to programatically determine if a parallel
run has totally completed? I'm working on an extension to the
ParallelLaunchConfigurationDelegate that calls some additional
functions on the executed program's output. I put my my post-run
operations in the launch function's finally block, but, for now, I
have to busy-wait on the output to be sure everything is finished
running and written out as it should be. I was hoping there might
be a runtime monitoring function, or something similar, that could
tell me conclusively when the execution was complete (and if it
was successful).
I'm having a similar issue with CDT's build system (the build
function returns before the build is complete). If anyone happens
to know of a proper way of dealing with that, please let me know.
Naturally, I'll be checking with the CDT-folks too.
Thanks,
Wyatt Spear
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