[MPICH] question on numesis
Darius Buntinas
buntinas at mcs.anl.gov
Wed Feb 7 22:01:17 CST 2007
Yes, currently Nemesis only does busy waiting. This is done for
performance reasons. In Nemesis, a process will yield the processor after
polling unsuccessfuly for a while. Eventually, we may have an option to
block while waiting for messages.
-d
On Wed, 7 Feb 2007, chong tan wrote:
> I am using nemesis with 1.05. I notice that all processes launched by mpiexec are active even when they are waiting for data from another process. I did not notice this behavior when using ssm in 1.04.
any idea ? I am running RHEL 4.
thansk
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