On Sun, 23 May 2004 amzm_at_[hidden] wrote:
> With absolute paths in the mpirun.env all process run ok.
Excellent.
> But, now I've got new Problem. I read in older mail of this
> mail-list that default LAM/MPÎ installation don't install all header
> files (like ksignal.h, kreq.h, etc.). I read about the --with-trillium
> option too (I've got tar.gz instalation file).
Correct. But for MPI programs, you shouldn't need any of these header
files. These are internal header files that are really only used by the
LAM developers and to build LAM itself; they aren't generally necessary
for users.
> I'm rookie in Linux installations, because that I use rpm files to
> install LAM/MPI. Can I install trillium header files with
> lam-6.5.9-tcp.1.i386.rpm or lam- 6.5.9-tcp.1.i386.src.rpm?
You could, but I wouldn't advise it -- it just gets more complicated. If
you really need them (i.e., if you plan to start diving into the internals
of LAM/MPI itself), then I'd suggest installing from the .tar.gz -- or,
better yet, get the current subversion head (what will shortly be 7.1).
LAM/MPI 7.x is *significantly* different than 6.5.x.
Another note on this -- the 6.5.x series is officially deprecated and not
really supported. The 7.x series is the most current, bug-free,
feature-full version of LAM/MPI. I would strongly recommend upgrading,
particularly if you're writing
> And, What is the difference between both files?
>
> I see a rpm devel version of 6.5.9 in rpmfind.net, but I'm not
> sure if I use it.
>
> (http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/suse/8.2/i386/suse/i586/lam-devel-6.5.9-
> 19.i586.html)
I'm afraid that I don't know what RPM that is. If you really want 6.5.9
RPMs, see http://www.lam-mpi.org/6.5/download.php. Please see the note
about LAM RPM's prior to v7.0 on LAM's web page:
http://www.lam-mpi.org/download/linux-rpms.php
Again, since you don't have any strict requirements for the 6.5.x series,
I strongly recommend upgrading to the 7.x series.
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{+} Jeff Squyres
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