No, we don't really have a GUI for selecting nodes and/or CPUs to run
on. It probably wouldn't be too hard to write one. However, we
haven't really focused on that aspect of LAM; our research is much more
focused on the parallel computing and software engineering aspects of
MPI applications.
Given that such a tool would only need to output a text file that is
fed to the lamboot, mpirun, and/or mpiexec commands, it would be pretty
easy for anyone with GUI programming experience to write such a thing
and integrate it nicely into a standalone package that would use
LAM/MPI as the back-end.
On Nov 25, 2004, at 12:44 PM, Trueblade wrote:
> I am wondering if there is a gui that can configure lam. Say for
> instance that there are 100 nodes. I might want to have 2 lam
> clusters of 50 running. Later I might want to reconfigure the second
> set of 50 to be 5 sets of 10 nodes a piece. Later, I might want to
> rejoin everything back to 100 nodes. Does anyone know of a solution
> for this? I checked the lam archives and a question was mentioned in
> 2001, but I hadn't seen any followup. Thanks in advance.
>
> Jesse
>
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