On Feb 4, 2004, at 2:10 PM, Satya Gosula wrote:
> I am trying to use
> MPIL_Signal(MPI_COMM_WORLD,someprocess,LAM_SIGA).I need to define a
> signal handler, becuase by default LAM_SIGA is ignored. To do this I
> need to use some of the functions defined in lam_ksignal.h . But when
> I try to include lam_ksignal.h it gives out a compile error saying
> lam_ksignal.h is not found. Should lam be configured differently to
> include this file or am I do something wrong?
The lam_ksignal.h header file is only installed if LAM was configured
with the --with-trillium option. We found that for the most part,
users did not use the MPIL_* functions and were confused by all the
header files, so they are not installed by default.
By the way, it is quite likely that the MPIL_ functions will be removed
in a future release of LAM, so it may be a good idea to design your
application without these functions (if that is possible).
Brian
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