[mpich-discuss] Volatile nodes
Hiatt, Dave M
dave.m.hiatt at citi.com
Thu Dec 4 09:24:07 CST 2008
No, I was thinking more of a case where a node does MPI::Init, communicates information, does an MPI::Finalize, then returns later with another MPI::Init and MPI::Finalize pair on and off. The node would be part of a communicator that isn't part of the primary calculation but more on the idea of a monitor.
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Do you mean what happens if one of the nodes crashes? The current version of
MPICH2 will abort in that case, but within the next year we plan to have a
version that is more resilient to such failure; i.e., it won't abort, but
any attempt to communicate with that node will return an error.
Rajeev
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> Is there any problem with a node being volatile in MPICH2
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