Just to clarify, PTP supports the following MPI implementations:
Open MPI - launching and debugging MPICH2 - launching only
To launch either of these, you need to create a Parallel Application run configuration, then choose the appropriate target configuration (either Open MPI-Generic-Interactive or MPICH2-Generic-Interactive).
OpenMP is a different programming model that uses threads. The PTP debugger supports debugging threaded MPI applications, so hybrid MPI/OpenMP programs should work.
Regards, Greg hello, yes i noticed that, which is why i downloaded openmpi, i already worked on openMP but i also need MPI for some sort of hybrid research project. all of my OpenMP work was done on eclipse-ptp, so it would be very convenient to have MPI runing as well with a variable number of processors. Regards
Wissam Khalil
On Oct 24, 2013 4:06 PM, "Gmail" < 08s011003@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi there, Eclipse doesn't support mpich well. Buggers will come up when you try to debug your codes. So you had better use openmpi instead of mpich. Please refer to parallel development user manual to see how to develop parallel program.
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hello again, I am using now eclipse to run MPI now i have MPICH and open MPI. My question is how do i configure eclipse to use mpirun? or atleast how to set the number of processors?
Regards
Wissam Khalil
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